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We've just had 12 victorian sash windows by Scenic Glazing in our Herne Hill flat. Paul has been fantastic, from is immediate response to my initial enquiry through to the choosing of options, quotation and fitting done over the last three days.


They look fantastic, both inside and out. We were nervous about going for UPVC instead of timber but definitely made the right choice - they look very authentic, you literally cant tell the difference unless looking very closely. We did have a quote from Bespoke Dulwich (who were also excellent in their service) the but they were significantly more expensive for the same identical product.


http://scenicglazing.com/

0208 462 1449

benmaxim Wrote:

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> They look fantastic, both inside and out. We were

> nervous about going for UPVC instead of timber but

> definitely made the right choice - they look very

> authentic, you literally cant tell the difference

> unless looking very closely.


I beg to differ, the plastic ones look like they have stuck-on glazing beads and they haven't even bothered to replicate the arched corners of each main sash panel. I much prefer the original timber windows downstairs and in the adjacent property...

Blimey, do people really, I mean REALLY think this clunky marketing guff floats?


Basically it says that if you don?t look to closely, we can convince you you?re getting the real thing.


I?m mouthing ?go away? from the other side of a sealed unit.

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