The windows formed part of a bespoke window and door package supplied from the UK several years ago for a new residential build.
Following the storm, post-event the homeowner confirmed all uPVC sash windows remained fully intact, with no visible damage to frames or glazing.
In contrast, several accompanying uPVC French doors installed on the same property sustained storm damage as a result of extreme wind pressure and flying debris, highlighting the differing performance demands placed on window and door systems in severe weather environments.
“We’re proud that our sash windows stood firm in such challenging conditions,” Colin Greenslade, founder of Colin’s Sash Windows, told That's Business.
“They have been laboratory tested in up to 140mph winds but this provided a genuine real-world test of the Spectus system and demonstrated the strength of its design and fabrication.”
While the project was based overseas, the company says the results are equally relevant to UK homeowners, architects and specifiers, as resilience and durability become increasingly important considerations in window design amid changing global weather patterns.
Colin’s Sash Windows continues to supply and export bespoke window and door packages to international markets, applying lessons learned from real-world installations to improve long-term performance across its product range.
FACTFILE:
Founded in 2014, Colin’s Sash Windows supplies high-quality uPVC sash windows, casement windows, aluminium and steel heritage doors, and FD30 fire-rated internal steel doors. The company serves customers across the UK, Ireland and selected overseas markets, combining traditional British design with modern manufacturing standards.
For more information, visit https://www.colinssashwindows.co.uk

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