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How To Guides — UPVC Windows

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How to Measure Your Windows
Guide 1

How to Measure Your Windows

Measure windows from the outside using the brickwork opening, in millimetres (mm). Measure the width in three places (top, middle, bottom) and the height in a few places, then use the smallest measurements and deduct about 10mm. Exclude any metal lintel from the height, and if the window sits on a cill, measure from underneath it unless the cill is fixed (such as stone).

How To Guides — Composite Doors

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How To Measure Your Doors
Guide 1

How To Measure Your Doors

Measure composite doors from the outside brickwork opening in millimetres (mm). Measure the width in three places (top, middle, and bottom) and the height in several places, then use the smallest measurements and deduct about 10mm. Always measure the height down to the finished floor level, not the subfloor or existing threshold.

How To Guides — French Doors

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How To Measure Your Doors
Guide 1

How To Measure Your Doors

Measure French doors from the outside brickwork opening in millimetres (mm). Measure the width in three places (top, middle, and bottom) and the height in several places, then use the smallest measurements and deduct about 10mm. Always measure the height down to the finished floor level, not the subfloor or existing threshold.

How To Guides — Bi-Fold Doors

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How To Measure Your Doors
Guide 1

How To Measure Your Doors

Measure bi-fold doors from the outside brickwork opening in millimetres (mm). Measure the width in three places (top, middle, and bottom) and the height in several places, then use the smallest measurements and deduct about 10mm. Always measure the height down to the finished floor level, not the subfloor or existing threshold.