uPVC Windows

Sliding Windows

Space-saving horizontal sliding — ideal where a swinging sash would get in the way.

What it is

Opens without getting in the way.

Sliding windows move horizontally along the frame, so nothing projects into or out of the room. That makes them a sensible choice over walkways, decks and benches. Double glazed and sealed, they bring the same warmth as the rest of the range.

Best for
  • Over kitchen benches and decks
  • Tight spots near walkways
  • Wide openings
  • Simple, everyday use
Highlights

Why people choose sliding windows.

No swing space needed

Slides along the frame instead of opening in or out.

Wide views

Large glazed panels for light and outlook.

Easy to use

Easy to lock into place and doesn't take up extra space.

The install

How we fit your windows.

We take the old window out, check the opening is square, and pack and level the new frame so the sash runs true. Then it's fixed in, sealed around the edges against wind and rain, and adjusted so it slides smoothly and shuts tight. Done in a day for most homes, and we clean up after ourselves.

How we install
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Are sliding windows good for ventilation?

Yes — you can open as much or as little as you like, and they’re easy to operate one-handed over a bench.

Do sliding windows seal well?

Our uPVC sliders use multi-point seals to shut out draughts and rain when closed.

Honest pricing

A straight quote, fast.

Tell us what you need and we'll get you a clear quote quickly — the right system for your home, priced properly. And if you've got a genuine like-for-like quote from someone else, we'll beat it by 10%.

Get your free onsite quote
  • European systems built to perform in NZ conditions.
  • Specified for your home, not a one-size catalogue.
  • Installed by people who know the system.
Get started

Thinking about sliding windows?

Tell us about your home — the openings you're looking at and whether it's new or a replacement — and we'll come out, measure up and give you a straight quote.