Located in Charlton, South London, SWA member West Leigh was established during the Blitz, in 1943. During the destruction in London, the company helped in repairing windows and facades that had been damaged by bombings throughout the city.
The Steel Window Association has developed a series of fact sheets; all are viewable and downloadable here. The following is a synopsis of the installation fact sheet which has been compiled by the industry’s experts.
The Steel Window Association has developed a series of fact sheets – all are viewable and downloadable here. The following is a synopsis of the aftercare and maintenance fact sheet which has been complied by the industry’s experts.
The versatile W40 window profiles, specifically developed by the Steel Window Association (SWA) for its members, are a stylish and modern solution that suit both new-build and refurbishment applications.
Renovating the ageing steel windows within the frontage to a very popular events venue on the Edgware Road posed particular challenges for Associated Steel Window Services (ASWS).
The UK-wide Steel Window Association members are the established, proven experts in the renovation and sympathetic refurbishment of steel windows and doors in both domestic and commercial premises.
The association, and members, are thrilled to announce the launch of the very first Steel Window Association Awards – these have been created to highlight impressive projects.