Accreditations

Kitemarks
The Kitemark is one of the most respected product quality marks in the world, demonstrating that a wide range of products from lighting to fire extinguishers conform to standards, ensuring that vital safety and performance requirements are met. The word Kitemark and the Kitemark logo are registered trade marks of BSI. A combination of a quality based system, such as BS EN ISO 9000, with advanced product/service testing provide the basis for a Kitemark scheme offering trust, integrity and quality.

BBA - British Board of Agreement
The BBA is an organisation partnered with Government and whose Governing Board includes representation on behalf of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. They provide authoritative and independent information on the performance of building products. Every Agreement Certificate contains important data on durability, installation and compliance with Building Regulations standards, as well as trade and industry specifications in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Fensa
With government encouragement, have set up FENSA - the Fenestration Self-Assessment scheme. Companies in the FENSA scheme will provide you with a certificate confirming that their windows comply with the new regulations. Installations by FENSA - registered companies are subject to random inspections by the schemes representatives.

Secured by Design
Secured by Design is the UK Police flagship initiative supporting the principles of "designing out crime" by use of effective crime prevention and security standards for a range of applications.

BS7412
This standard details the expected performance of pVCU extruded hollow profiles, specifying requirements for raw materials, construction, safety and weather resistance ensuring they meet strict criteria suitable for the intended use.

BS7950
This is the improved security performance of casement and tilt and turn windows. The standard details the test methods and criteria which must be met to provide reasonable security against unauthorised forced entry.