Recognise these windows?

[Cheshire cat]

Can anyone tell me who manufactured this window? It dates from 1999?

 

 

[WotEver]

They look like Channelglaze to me.

http://www.channelglaze.com/default.asp?page=385

 

Edited for spilung

Edited November 10, 2016 by WotEver

[Tom Richmond]

They look like mine which are channelglaze.

[Split Pin]

They look like Worcester windows, the company has changed hands at least once.since 1999

 

This is I think is the current company http://www.narrowboatwindows.co.uk/

 

Steve

[WotEver]

Worcester windows don't generally have the square tops like Channelglaze.

[alan_fincher]

They look like Channelglaze to me, based on ones we used to have, (1995 boat) - though locking mechanism on top drop back vents differs from what we had.

 

Ours actually had Channelglaze etched into the glass, so looking closely might confirm it.

[NB Lola]

Look like caldwells to me

[Keeping Up]

The catches on the top hoppers are definitely Worcester Windows version of the old Severn Yachts windows. Didn't Worcester go bust though?

[Guest]

Look like caldwells to me

I thought that at first, but on closer inspection, the drains and catches are different than those on my Caldwell windows. Very similar otherwise, and as they are a few years older, Caldwell's may have changed design a little over the years. http://eshop.caldwellswindows.co.uk/

[lockedout]

Was going to suggest Caldwells, like our old ones, but on closer inspection, I think probably not. Ours still had Caldwell stickers on the inside at the top of the frame in the centre.

 

Give Suzanna at Channel Glaze a ring, or drop her an email - they are a really helpful company and I am sure they will recognise their stuff.

 

[suzanna@channelglaze.com]

[Cheshire cat]

Ha ha! I think between you we've just about got everyone mentioned. Thanks for your input. I'll follow up your leads. They're perfectly good windows but someone has buffed them and lost half the gold anodising.

 

I've made some enquiries and my preferred paint man says the windows have got to come out so I'm thinking re-anodising might be on the cards. It depends how much new would cost.

[blackrose]

They look like they come from some sort of bus. British Leyland?

Sorry, couldn't resist!

Edited November 12, 2016 by blackrose

[Peter-Bullfinch]

We recently replaced five of that style (one bathroom) with ones from Caldwells in Wigan. Our old ones were 30 years old but looked shabby, some catches were broken and two panes were badly scratched.

The new ones cost around £750 including sealing strip. Bear in mind whilst the new ones are exactly the same horizontal and vertical sizes the new ones were about 6mm deeper in section and so replacements may not possibly fit without reducing the interior window woodwork. This was a relatively easy job.