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Traditionally we deck our windows with fairy lights, holly and candles, letting the glow of Christmas spill out into the world beyond. Of course, it helps show the way to Father Christmas, guiding him to each house on Christmas eve, but history tells the story in a different light….

Built originally as a ‘show home’ for the development of a group of two-to-three-storey detached and semi-detached family homes, this property is located at the edge of a typical suburban residential development in Borehamwood erected in the 2000s. The property was originally designed with a standard square configuration.

When it comes to timeless elegance, nothing beats the style and tradition of square-framed windows and doors. With a history that crosses three centuries, the style is synonymous with steel windows of the past, that have evolved into today’s modern variety.

So, you’re thinking of putting bigger windows in, or maybe a porch or conservatory, or possibly a glass box extension. It’s time to call in the glaziers and get the job done. ...Or is it?

For the second year running, we are delighted to announce that Slimline Glazing and Aluminium Systems have won the Sustainable Building Awards - London. With this award, we continue to show the world how eco-friendly aluminium doors and windows are.

Is your home starting to feel a bit snug? Perhaps your family has expanded beyond your original walls; sounds like it's time to think about planning for an extension.

How do your windows open? Simple question, you think. Just open the catch and push the window. But in reality, there are many ways to open a window, and all have different advantages.

Glass is glass, right? You put it in windows, and it lets the light through. It would be nice if it was that straightforward, but like most things in life, it doesn’t quite work like that.

8pm - and it’s still light outside, a sure sign that summer is here. However, here in Britain, summers always seem short-lived – before you know it you’re huddling under an umbrella, licking an ice-cream and pretending it’s still sunny.

If you read last month’s post on caring for your glazing, you hopefully now have sparkling windows, ready for the spring sun. However, have you paid any thought to your frames?

With gleaming panes in place, are dirty aluminium frames letting them down?