Make Way For Second Generation Replacement Windows

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Jun 27, 2003

Sapa Building Systems' customer Hazlemere Windows, has responded by opening the doors on its brand new £500,000 showroom at the company's High Wycombe headquarters.

As the maturing replacement window and door market makes way for second generation replacement windows, Sapa Building Systems' customer Hazlemere Windows, has responded by opening the doors on its brand new £500,000 showroom at the company's High Wycombe headquarters.

The new 4000 sq ft showroom was created to display Hazlemere's complete product range which not only includes windows, doors and conservatories but also conservatory furniture; flooring; fans; lighting; roof and window blinds; awnings; security shutters and balustrades.

Designed to appeal to Hazlemere's strong base of retail customers, the showroom will also cater for their established trade and commercial sector customers.

New offices for the Commercial Estimating Department are located directly above the showroom area, along with a CAD drawing office and Conservatory Management Department.

A great deal of care and attention went into the design of the showroom to ensure it meets the high expectations of today's consumers.

Complete room layouts, products shown in multiple colour choices, a spacious feel to the area plus a relaxing seating area, right through to the wheelchair lift provided to afford easy access to an elevated floor area, all combine to create a welcoming appearance and ensure a pleasurable visit.

Established as a family business in 1985, Hazlemere Windows initially catered mostly for retail customers.

In 1993 the creation of a dedicated Commercial Department allowed Hazlemere to become a recognised specialist in local authority refurbishment contracts.

Further investment in a dedicated conservatory roof manufacturing facility means the conservatory side of the business now manufactures over 200 roofs a year.

Growing steadily year on year, Hazlemere now has a healthy turnover in excess of £6m a year allowing them to invest in projects such as the showroom and as well as other projects planned for this year and next.