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New Trade Windows Bristol opens contemporary customer showroom

Longstanding Epwin Window Systems fabricator New Trade Windows Bristol has opened a contemporary showroom at its Bishopsworth site, marking the latest chapter in a partnership that dates back to 1985 when the business first began fabricating Spectus Systems.

Created for use by the trade and their customers, the new facility offers an engaging environment to explore the full product range, alongside a dedicated setting where installers, builders, contractors and homeowners can present options with confidence.

Dan Stone, Director at New Trade Windows commented: “The new showroom is all about supporting our customers and helping them win more business. It gives them a professional environment where they can explore the products effectively and guide their customers through the decision-making process.”

He continued: “We’ve worked with Spectus since 1985 and it remains a cornerstone of our offer today. Bringing Spectus together with Profile 22 and PatioMaster in one space allows us to present a complete PVC-U window and door solution across both residential, new build and commercial projects.”

The showroom brings together a comprehensive range of products, each one chosen to meet the varied demands of today’s market, from high-volume trade installations through to specification-led commercial work.

Dan said: “Spectus has underpinned our business for more than four decades and continues to be a firm favourite with our trade customer base. Profile 22 provides a premium option for commercial applications, while PatioMaster completes the offer with its well-established sliding door system, delivering both performance and visual appeal.”

A key highlight within the space is the Spectus mechanically jointed vertical slider, offering a market-leading timber alternative that combines heritage aesthetics with modern-day performance and reliability.

Gerald Allen, Head of Marketing at Epwin Window Systems, said: “Showrooms like this play a vital role in the decision-making process. Being able to see, touch and compare products up close gives customers real confidence in their choices, particularly when it comes to colour, finish and overall quality.”

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He continued: “By bringing multiple products together in one well-presented space, New Trade Windows has created an environment that makes it easier for installers and their customers to explore the options and find the right solution for each project.”

Careful attention to detail is evident throughout the 1500 sq ft showroom, with a thoughtfully designed layout showcasing multiple styles, finishes and configurations, helping visitors fully appreciate the flexibility of the range.

Built on a reputation for quality, reliability and service, New Trade Windows continues to invest in supporting its customers across the South West, with the new showroom set to play an important role in driving future growth.

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