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Leading UPVC and timber manufacturers
Operating since 1977
Range of Deceuninck, Alunet and Accoya systems
Manufactured in the UK
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 Watch nowTimber doors are a timeless and classic choice for homeowners looking to enhance the beauty and functionality of their homes. With their natural charm and durability, timber doors offer numerous benefits that make them the perfect choice for any home. At Dempsey Dyer, we supply timber doors for the trade, so read on to find out what benefits they offer.
Timber doors have a unique and natural beauty that any other material cannot replicate. The warmth and richness of wood create a welcoming and inviting atmosphere in any home. Whether your customers prefer a traditional or contemporary style, timber doors can be customised to match their desired aesthetic.
With proper care and maintenance, timber doors can last for decades. They are designed to withstand the worst conditions and continue to look beautiful and function effectively for years to come. This longevity makes timber doors a cost-effective investment for your customers’ homes.
Unlike faux wood options, solid timber doors are built to last. They are constructed with true stile and rail features, making them more resistant to wear and tear. Let your customers know that our timber doors will protect your home against some of the worst weather conditions, making sure your home is warm and dry.
Our timber doors provide an authentic appearance with a range of ironmongery that replicates timber entrance doors. We offer end users the most innovative materials that enhance the look and feel of their property. Choose from Accoya Sappele, and European Oak, which offers plenty of strength nd durability.
If you are looking to upgrade a traditional property or add a classic style to a new build, our timber doors will be fitted to your exact specifications.
Timber doors can be created to suit your customers’ preferences and requirements. They can be painted or stained in a variety of colours to match the existing decor or create a statement piece. Your customers can also choose from a range of styles, finishes, and hardware options to create a unique and personalised look for their home.
What’s more, timber doors are available in a range of colours such as Golden Oak and Chartwell Green, so you can offer end users plenty of styles and designs.
Timber doors are the perfect choice for homeowners looking to enhance the beauty, functionality, and security of their homes. With their timeless aesthetics, durability, insulation properties, customisation options, and longevity, timber doors offer numerous benefits that make them the right choice for any home. If you’re considering upgrading your customers’ doors, timber doors are definitely worth considering.
If you want to learn more, get in touch with Dempsey Dyer today. With many years of experience, we have a design that is right for your needs. Give our friendly team a call on 01977 649641, or get a guide price with our free online quote. It is simple and easy to use, so you can get a guide price in minutes. We will get back to you with a price that matches your budget.
If you’re a homeowner looking to add more space and light to your home, a uPVC conservatory is a fantastic option to consider. uPVC conservatories offer a range of features and benefits that make them a popular choice for homeowners across the UK. At Dempsey Dyer, we manufacture uPVC conservatories to the trade. In this article, we will explore five benefits of these conservatories and how they will help you.
One of the key advantages of uPVC conservatories is their low maintenance nature. Unlike traditional wooden conservatories, uPVC frames are virtually maintenance-free and simply require a wipe-down with soapy water to keep them looking new. This means you can spend less time on upkeep and more time enjoying your beautiful new living space.
In addition to being low maintenance, uPVC conservatories are also energy efficient. uPVC is an excellent insulator, which means you can comfortably enjoy your conservatory throughout the year, regardless of the weather. The double-glazed glass used in uPVC conservatories is of the highest quality, preventing draughts, reducing outside noise, and providing energy efficiency. This not only creates a comfortable living environment but also helps to lower your heating bills.
Give your customer the option of getting as creative as possible. Our uPVC conservatories are available in a range of styles to perfectly match your home’s architecture and your personal preferences. Whether you prefer a traditional design or a more contemporary look, there is a uPVC conservatory style that will suit your taste. You can also choose from a variety of uPVC colours, finishes, and window and door styles to create a truly personalised space.
When it comes to safety and security, uPVC conservatories have you covered. Our conservatories feature multi-point locking systems and toughened glass options to enhance the safety of your home. This gives you peace of mind knowing your conservatory is secure and protected.
Not only are uPVC conservatories a practical and functional addition for end users, but they also add value and aesthetic appeal. They create a seamless transition between your indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing you to enjoy your garden all year round. These conservatories can be used as a dining space or living area.
If you already have a uPVC conservatory and would like to upgrade it, there are options available to enhance its features. You can add a stunning new glass, polycarbonate, or solid roof to most existing uPVC conservatory shapes. This allows you to further customise your space and improve its functionality.
uPVC conservatories offer a range of features and benefits that make them an excellent choice for homeowners. They are low maintenance, energy efficient, easily customisable, and provide enhanced safety and security. With their ability to create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, uPVC conservatories can truly transform your home. So why wait? Choose uPVC conservatories and start enjoying the benefits today.
If you have any questions, our friendly team will be on hand to help you. Speak to us at 01977 649641 or get a retail quote with us today.
At Dempsey Dyer, we supply many orangeries for the trade. Orangeries are versatile because they bring a plethora of natural light into your customers’ home. They can be used for a gym, an extra bathroom, or a kitchen. Inform your customer that orangeries will give their home plenty of elegance, style, and beautiful aesthetics for their property.
An orangery is a versatile way of choosing a brand new room. Â But your customer might be wondering how they can transform the orangery into a kitchen extension. Our designs will help transform your kitchen if you get stuck. In this article, we will show you ways of transforming your kitchen if you get stuck.
Can I Expand My Orangery into a Kitchen?
The first thing a customer might ask themselves is whether they can expand their orangery into a kitchen. Orangeries offer a bright and airy space that holds extra space for tables and chairs. They flood your customers’ property with natural light, giving you a bright and airy feel in your customers’ homes. Combine this with a soothing ambience in the evening, and this creates the perfect atmosphere for the family.
The addition of a roof lantern can give your customer extra space on their property. This adds lots of natural light while giving beautiful panoramic views. Inform your customer that this will save on their energy bills as they don’t have to use their central heating.
Does a Kitchen Extension Need Planning Permission?
Before considering the orangery in your home, it is important to decide whether the kitchen extension needs planning permission in your customers’Â home. However, it depends on the type of extension your customer is looking for. As a result, some single storey extensions will come under permitted development rights, enabling building work to be undertaken easily. Our installers at Dempsey Dyer are efficient and will get to work straight away, providing friendly customer service to match.
If your customer lives in a detached house and they want a single storey extension, then it must not go beyond the rear wall of the original house. A rear extension should go no higher than 8m in depth for a detached house and 6m in depth for a semidetached house.
There are some instances where the kitchen extension will require planning permission. To obtain this, it is best to check with your local planning authority or council. Â Building regulations ensure that the extension meets technical requirements, so it is safe for your customer.
How Much Does a Kitchen Orangery Cost?
When planning on your customers’ kitchen extension, it is important to get an understanding of how much the kitchen extension will cost to match your customers’ budgets. Inform them that the total price will come down to how much joinery is needed and customisable options for building your customers’ orangery.
Bring the orangery up to the standards of a kitchen extension will cost you around £80,000 – 90,000. Every orangery is different and created to your customers’ bespoke needs, so the cost will depend on your customers’ requirements. Every build starts with a plan and plenty of inspiration. Our friendly team of installers will help your customer get a design bespoke to their requirements.
How to Make the Most Out of Your Kitchen Orangery
When creating your customers’Â extension, there are many options for you to consider. It is imperative to think about what your design involves. A kitchen design will include, amongst other things, where the kitchen cabinets will go, alongside the cooker. Let your customer know that there should be a clear pathway to the hob, sink, and fridge for convenience and ease of use. Â A floor plan will help you understand how the kitchen will link to adjacent rooms.
Another thing to consider is whether a kitchen orangery should connect to the garden. This will create a seamless link that enhances the natural light, resulting in a welcoming atmosphere. If your customer has children or pets, this will be a great way to keep an eye on what they are doing. It is important for your customer to think about how they want to open up the door. Let them know that they can consider a bifold door or French door, which is perfect for extra ventilation.
Create a Multi Functional Space by Adding an Extra Roof Lantern
With a kitchen being a communal part of the house, one way it can be transformed is to create a multi functional open plan space. This includes adding sofas or chairs, giving guests plenty of options to sit. One idea to bring this out is a kitchen island. Inform them that this creates a central hub of activity, alongside a social hub to prepare food or even a brunch bar. Include draws and a sink so dishes can be washed up.
Conclusion
Orangeries are a superior choice for the modern homeowner as they add character and value to your customer’s property. this is a strong design that lasts for years thanks to low maintenance finishes and stunning aesthetics.
When your customer wants to create a new kitchen extension, inform them of our online quoting engine. Here, they can design their ideal quote in minutes and we will come back to a tailored price that matches their budget.
If you want to learn more about our orangeries, get in touch with our friendly team. We will be on hand to help you with planning the kitchen and offer impartial advice. Fill out our online contact form today and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Create a stunning first impression for any customer’s home with a new window and door installation. Simply changing a window and door profile changes the way a home looks and performs.
Although brightly coloured front doors or bold window frames are not new, colour technology has come a long way since the limited range of shades previously offered to homeowners. Because we manufacture many of our products and work with leaders in the industry, we offer bespoke colours and styles to our customers. This helps reflect your unique style.
We’re proud to offer a wide range of windows, doors and conservatories created bespoke for your specifications. Whether you’re looking for timber, uPVC or composite, our products lead the way in aesthetics and performance.
White windows and doors are timeless and will never go out of style. They are one of the most popular choices in your local area because they are cost-effective and won’t become dated.
White is versatile and can suit almost every style of home. They can match any colour interior design and curtains, delivering a clean look every time. Avoid combining white windows with white render because they will likely weather at different rates. We recommend pairing white windows with cream and off-greys.
Although white windows and doors are popular, the cream is a softer version that feels less clinical. Some people feel like white lacks personality, whereas ivory or cream maintains that clean aesthetic with a more heritage finish.
Cream uPVC windows and doors are a fantastic option for most UK homeowners, as they can fit well into most house styles and even add to the kerb appeal of a property.
For many modern interior designers grey is the new black when it comes to windows and doors. Grey windows and doors break away from traditional white, black or brown to set a property apart. Grey will allow customers to enjoy a modern twist on a traditional profile.
Grey is a complementary colour to raw stone or reclaimed building materials. Grey profiles will also seamlessly blend into more subtle and bolder colour-coordinated designs. We offer Anthracite Grey, which is a dark grey hue named after the coal it resembles.
If your customers enjoy a more contemporary and minimalistic style, black doors and windows can elevate the look of a building. Black profiles will create a dramatic statement that suits all home styles in your area.
Black windows can accentuate the external views, as the light that floods into them wash out the darker profile. They don’t need curtains to look good, perfect if your customer has a minimalist interior design.
If your customers are interested in a darker profile but are concerned about having pitch-black profiles, choose darker shades like grey, plum and navy blue.
Our windows and doors are available in stunning woodgrain finishes. These finishes mimic the look of traditional timber only have none of the durability issues. If you are looking for a low maintenance replacement for a wooden door, our woodgrain foil uPVC profiles won’t rot, warp or split over time and with wear.
Your customers will enjoy a window or door which mimics the look and texture of timber, with all the performance benefits of modern uPVC. Black and grey windows and doors are low maintenance because their darker shade will hide grime and dirt, making them look cleaner for longer.
If you are looking for a deep and rich tone, Rosewood is an extremely popular shade and looks good when paired with classic red brick architecture. Light oak is a more neutral wood tone that is more versatile.
Green hues like Sage Green and Chartwell Green are elegant choices when installing windows and doors. This traditional tone has been popular for styles and is often found in country homes.
Chartwell green is a more pastel tone that particularly works well as a front door colour. It is often paired with sophisticated silver or gold door handles and hardware to create a stunning first impression.
We hope that this article has helped you choose which colour is the best for your window and door installation project. Whether you are working on a modern apartment, a traditional cottage or a heritage home we will have the right tone for you.
If you want to find out more about our windows and doors, please get in touch with our friendly team and we will be on hand to help you. Fill out our online contact form or call us on 01977649641 and we will give you advice bespoke to your home improvement project.
Introduction
At Dempsey Dyer, we supply and install windows and doors for the trade. If your customer lives in a traditional property, an upgraded window adds plenty of character to their home. If you are looking to learn more, get in touch with us today.
When it comes to windows, the traditional style requires that they maintain symmetry. Try to match the existing window sizes, shapes, and materials as closely as possible. Sticking with wooden frames can help keep the traditional look alive, but vinyl frames are also a popular choice for durability and cost. Look for windows that feature sashes made of wood, wood-clad, or vinyl.
What Are Traditional Windows and Doors Made From?
Traditional-style windows will include muntins or grids, which refer to the interior panels in a window. If you’re looking for complete authenticity, arched or patterned glass designs can enhance the historic look further. As for doors, the designs should reflect the style of the architecture and create a unified look. Whether you choose wood, wood-clad, or fibreglass, the door should match the rest of the home’s facade. Don’t overlook the hardware, be sure to find finishes that will enhance the door’s primary style. If you’d like to capture a more classic look, choose a six-panel wood door with an arched or keyhole window.
How to Achieve a Modern Look or Your Traditional Home
 If you’re striving to go for a modern look, opt for a fibreglass door with a sleek design and contemporary hardware. If you’re wanting to add a traditional look to your home, one of the best ways to do this is by carefully choosing your windows and doors. Making sure the windows maintain symmetry is key – try to find windows that are a close match to the existing size, shape, and material of your home’s architecture.
Wooden window frames are popular for a traditional look, but Vinyl can also be used for its durability and affordability. When choosing a door, the design should be complementary to the existing style of the home and create a consistent look. Make sure the material – such as wood, wood-clad, or fibreglass – matches the facade of the home. The hardware plays a big part in the overall aesthetic too – find finishes that will best enhance the door’s primary style to achieve the right look. If you’d like a classic or vintage look, opt for a six-panel wood door with an arched or keyhole window.
Which Traditional Style Doors Are Popular
For traditional-style doors, you’ll want to consider panels, designs, and hardware that are authentic to the era. Wooden doors usually require careful attention and maintenance, but their durability and classic look is worth the upkeep. Try to match the exterior door to the architectural style of the home. Traditional-style doors may have simple glazing patterns or multi-pane glass designs.
Inform your customer that composite doors are a popular design for your home. If your customer is looking for a modern design for their home, composite doors provide the best of both aluminium and uPVC, alongside a robust thermal core. Inform your customers that they will be kept safe for many years to come.
Another door that is useful for traditional properties is a stable door. Inform your customers that this is a useful back door that offers the best of both worlds. Your customer will get a rustic country charm alongside fantastic security. This is a unique selling point as intruders will be warded off easily. A stable door includes an opening that lets in plenty of natural light, so your customers will save money on their energy bills. And, it will make their home brighter, increasing their market value as a result.
What Hardware is Available for Traditional Doors?
Additionally, period hardware is available in many forms, including latch sets, handles, door knobs, and hinges. These may also be made of brass, iron, bronze, steel, or pewter to really capture the period style of the house.
We offer these hardware designs in a range of styles, giving you plenty of choice. Consider a woodgrain finish, which gives you the modern benefits of uPVC alongside a natural look.Â
Conclusion
We believe that ultimately, whether you go for a modern or traditional look, the choice should be up to you. At Dempsey Dyer, we have years of experience when it comes to installing timber windows in your property.
If you want to find out more, contact our team through our online contact form or call us on 01977 649641. We will be on hand to help you.
Installers and other businesses can only work effectively if they have a reliable trade supply service – offering the highest performing products. Luckily, here at Dempsey Dyer we only supply the latest options from market leaders. This guarantees quality, performance and durability – regardless of the product choice.
You don’t just have to take our word for it. A range of familiar third parties have accredited our work. This gives you peace of mind that our practices and products consistently meet high standards and requirements.
For all of our downloads including certifications, installer guides, product brochures and order forms, visit our trade website at http://trade.dempseydyer.co.uk
