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Swish to exhibit at key UK consumer shows
SWDS/060 February 2009

Swish Window and Door systems will be exhibiting their range of high performance, energy efficient and sustainable PVC-U windows, doors and conservatories at the Grand Designs Live and Homebuilding and Renovating Shows this year.

Showing a wide range of products in a variety of colours and styles, the company will promote the flexibility PVC-U offers in aesthetics and architectural design, as well as being a cost saving and sustainable building material.

Gareth Parton, head of sales, said: “PVC-U building products have come along way.  The white, plastic window and door offering is still there and is still popular, but it is accompanied by far greater choice.

“And homeowners can see that choice for themselves on our stand.  Not only will we be exhibiting a wide range of products but they will be accompanied by samples from our range of colours, including heritage greens, pastel and cream shades and also our range of wood effect finishings.

Swish will also be promoting the capabilities of PVC-U as an energy efficient product which by helping to reduce heat loss from the home can help the homeowner make significant energy and heating savings.

“Not only can the Swish products help homeowners cut the carbon footprint of their house but they can also help them make significant savings, up to £254* on their annual energy and heating bills.”

Supporting this, corner sections of windows will be on display to demonstrate to homeowners the technology needed to create such energy efficient and secure windows.

Gareth said: “Recent research finds that a quarter of homeowners replace their windows and doors for aesthetic reasons.  Swish has responded to this by providing a product range that not only gives homeowners the choice they want, but also allows them to make savings in the long run.”

Swish Window and Door Systems will be exhibiting at the Grand Designs Live Exhibition , London EXCEL in April, in addition to the Home Building and Renovating Shows at the Birmingham NEC in March, Glasgow SECC in May and Harrogate International Centre in November.

*Figures based on replacing non energy rated windows in an average 3 bedroom house with gas central heating at today’s energy prices.