Scotia Double Glazing supply and install high quality patio doors in the Ayrshire, Glasgow and West Central Scotland areas.
Our patio doors offer the very best in design features and incorporate the usual safety features you would expect from Scotia. We include as standard full steel reinforcement of our frames and all of our internally beaded patios are fitted as standard with 28mm toughened low “e” sealed units.
Coloured profiles represent a fast growing market as more and more homeowners seek something a little different.
For them basic white just isn’t right. They also demand a wider range of colour and finish options than ever before. Here at Scotia, we can give you a wide choice of colours without the usual huge increases in price.
BFRC issue door energy ratings based on the specification of each individual window we produce.
The ratings are produced in the form of a label with the best rating band being “A” to the poorest performing band “G”. When Scotia replace your existing domestic doors we are providing you with a Band “A” door as standard.
Scotia has a number of products which have been assessed by Secured by Design and are proud to confirm that these products exceed the requirements. If we are replacing your windows these features will be fitted as standard.
Each patio door features a high security multipoint mushroom lock, an anti-jack device and a clutch mechanism which ensures that both doors interlock in the centre where the sliding door meets the fixed pane to prevent unwanted intrusion.
For a simple attractive solution to bring more space and natural light into your home Scotias uPVC sliding patio doors are perfect.
Our patio doors offer the very best in design features and incorporate the usual safety features you would expect from Scotia. We include as standard full steel reinforcement of our frames and all of our internally beaded patios are fitted as standard with 28mm toughened low “e” sealed units.
Each patio door features a high security multipoint mushroom lock, an anti-jack device and a clutch mechanism which ensures that both doors interlock in the centre where the sliding door meets the fixed pane to prevent unwanted intrusion.
