Stephen goes from keeping a low profile to hitting the heights

King Charles House, Headlands Lane, Pontefract, uPVC trade centre project

South Yorkshire fabricator, uPVC Trade Centre, has not only been using Liniar since the business was established in 2011, but its MD proudly boasts that he was the first man to ever cut a length of the innovative uPVC profile!

Based just outside Doncaster, uPVC Trade Centre Ltd has been manufacturing and installing windows in the county for more than six years and has a whole host of satisfied customers from all over the region.

Impressive systemKing Charles House

uPVC Trade’s MD Stephen Stenton explains why he chose Liniar:

“Before setting up my own company, I was working for another fabricator and Howard Hirst, Liniar’s Sales Director, brought along a piece of profile for us to have a look at.

“This was before Liniar had been launched to market and I believe that I’m the first person to have actually cut a piece of the new profile. We were very impressed with the design and the clever features – the multiple chambers and the reduction of steel requirement particular.

“So when I launched uPVC Trade Centre a few years later, there was no question about which system I was going to use.

External view of the new windows at King Charles HouseOnly the best

“Right from the start we’ve only manufactured and worked with the very best products and that’s why we use Liniar profile; it’s a very modern and clean looking profile that makes a fantastic window.

“Not only is the profile easy to work with, Liniar is an excellent company to deal with.

“We believe we offer the highest quality product range, including windows, doors, bi-folds, French and patio doors, conservatories and orangeries, in a wide range of styles and colours to suit.

“We manufacture on our own premises to keep the costs down and all of our fitters are fully qualified with more than 20 years of experience.”

King Charles House with multicoloured panels and new Liniar windowsApproved Fabricator

It’s that commitment to quality that has led to uPVC Trade gaining Liniar Approved Fabricator status and amassing a portfolio of impressive projects – one of which proved a particular challenge.

“We recently won a contract to provide and install the windows for the conversion of a commercial building into housing.

“The developers had specified anthracite grey on white windows, manufactured with Liniar’s EnergyPlus profile, which were top hung with toughened glass. Pressed and vinyl coloured panels were also used for a contemporary finish.

A view of a few of the 177 Liniar windows installed at King Charles HouseEmploying EnergyPlus

“The property in question was the former jobcentre in Pontefract town centre and the busy location meant that we couldn’t use scaffolding to fit the windows – not ideal on a five-storey building!

“Although the windows were fitted internally, our installers still had to hang out of the apertures on harnesses to complete the job to our usual high standards.

“We also had to use spotters at ground level to let the guys up top know when any pedestrians were passing, so they could stop what they were doing until the coast was clear.”

rob owensStylish finish

177 windows later and the developers were delighted with the finished project.

“It’s led to lots of repeat work with the same company, including a post office conversion in Sprotbrough. This has been transformed into a large residential property and café/wine bar, utilising cream windows and patio doors for a stunning finish.”

Stephen may have been the first man to cut a length of Liniar profile, but with the considerable success he’s enjoying, he won’t be cutting his last for a very long time to come.

Click here for more information on uPVC Trade Centre Ltd or call 01709 864754.

To read more about Liniar EnergyPlus click here.

Share

QNX Passive House Secured By Design Corgi Fenestration BSI12608 PAS24 Security ISO 14001 ISO 9001 bhhpa Bali NCC Queens Awards Sustainable Midlands Supporter

Enter Your Postcode To Get Directions!

View Full Map, Share & Print
Contact Us