Telephone: 01767 260626
Website: http://www.pottonwindows.co.uk
Email: sales@pottonwindows.co.uk
Potton Windows is a medium sized family run window manufacturer. Established in 1987 by chairman Peter Ray, they manufacture and operate in the Bedfordshire town of Potton.
Potton Windows supplies throughout the country to commercial properties including hotels, hospitals and military schemes. They specialise in supporting Housing Associations (HAs) and local councils, typically fitting 5 – 10 houses per day. In addition they also supply (and fit) windows for the public and small builders for new builds and replacement systems.
Potton manufacture PVC-U windows and conservatories using a the VEKA “Halo System 10” system. They aim to provide a high quality service with an efficient backup and ensure that their relationship with the customer and the service that they give is of a high standard.
They offer a range of windows which are certified to PAS 24 to meet ‘Secured By Design’ requirements.
Current certification schemes:
| Products covered | Scope Ref: | Gen. performance | Enhanced security (PAS 24) |
| 62mm System 10 window | GPW+ESW-0224 | ✓ | ✓ |
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