Richard Smith, Technical Director at CDW Systems, commented: “AluK’s Part L compliant 58BW/BD (HI) Window and Door System ticked all the boxes for this particular installation. Its versatility, energy efficiency, and ability to achieve the required 1.4 U-Values made it the perfect choice for upgrading the property.”
The installation was carried out by Clearway Doors & Windows and has completely transformed the Gloucester home.
Jeremy Phillips, Managing Director of CDW Systems, said: “The installation looks absolutely stunning. Clearway has done an exceptional job and it’s a testament to their skill and attention to detail, perfectly complementing our high-quality products.”
“At CDW Systems, we can offer the right solution to installers for any project thanks to our extensive aluminium range, which allows us to cater to diverse requirements while ensuring compliance with the latest industry standards.
“This project showcases our ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of our direct customers and the end-user. The system’s HI version further enhances its performance, ensuring that Clearway not only met but exceeded their customer’s expectations.”
The use of AluK’s 58BW/BD (HI) system aligns with CDW Systems’ proactive approach to industry compliance, and Jeremy added: “As a leading aluminium fabricator, we’ve always focused on setting the standard and offering solutions that meet and exceed the highest industry benchmarks.”
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