Website elements / Help with choosing
Comparison
A comparison puts two options side by side. Customers tick what matters to them, and the website shows straight away which one suits them better and why. Try it in the demos with the priority buttons.
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Elegant
Mirrored columns, centred, with the criteria between them. Dark background, gold accent, fine lines.
All elements in the Elegant style
uPVC or timber?
What matters to you? Tap to choose.
Based on your priorities, the better fit is uPVC windows: nearly half the price, and you never have to paint them.Based on your priorities, the better fit is timber windows: they last longer and look natural. Expect to repaint them every 8–10 years.It's a tie. uPVC is cheaper and needs no upkeep; timber lasts longer and looks natural. We're happy to advise on site.
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Street
A fight poster: two polaroids and a VS sticker. Yellow and raspberry, narrow bold type, labels like stickers.
All elements in the Street style
uPVC vs timber
price no upkeep wood look Go uPVC!
Swiss
Numbered criteria in a grid, with a red square for each win. White, black and a single red, rules instead of boxes.
All elements in the Swiss style
Your priorities
Low price
No upkeep
Wood look
uPVC or timber windows
Our advice: uPVC windows. They win on two of the things that matter to you.
Cosy
Two cards with a close-up of each material and advice from the owner. Cream background, terracotta, soft serif type.
All elements in the Cosy style
uPVC or timber? It's up to you.
for you
uPVC
£450 per 120 × 150 window
- just give them a wash
- insulate a touch better
Timber
£850 per 120 × 150 window
- can last 60 years
- lovely on an old house
You mainly wanted a low price and no painting. In your place, I'd go for uPVC. On a period cottage, though, I'd recommend timber. It's worth it there.
Gary Kershaw, Kershaw Windows
Magazine
A for-and-against article in two columns with a verdict. Large serif headlines, italics, laid out like a magazine.
All elements in the Magazine style
uPVC or timber? We decided based on your answers
You ticked low price and no upkeep. You left wood look unticked. Here's what speaks for each option, and our verdict.
I. uPVC
£450 per 120 × 150 cm window, so nearly half the price.
They just need a wash and insulate to a U-value of 0.9.
Lifespan 30–40 years.
II. Timber
£850, but they last 40–60 years.
They look natural on an old house.
A new coat of paint every 8–10 years.
Verdict“uPVC for you. You save money and there's nothing to paint.”
Playful
Hand-drawn scales with weights for your priorities. Pastel background, rounded shapes and type, wavy lines and bubbles.
All elements in the Playful style
What matters to you?
Bold
A giant verdict in a band, prices in tiles. Strong colour, bold type, sharp edges.
All elements in the Bold style
uPVCTimberA draw
£400 cheaper per window, and no painting.Lasts twenty years longer, and it's real wood.Both have their merits. We'll advise you on site.
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Conservative
A clear table with a highlighted column. White background, one colour, serif headings.
All elements in the Conservative style
uPVC or timber windows?
What matters to you?
| uPVC for you | Timber for you | |
|---|---|---|
| Window 120 × 150 cm | £450 | £850 |
| Upkeep | just wash | paint every 8–10 years |
| Thermal insulation | U-value 0.9 | U-value 1.0 |
| Lifespan | 30–40 years | 40–60 years |
Based on your priorities, the better fit is uPVC windows: nearly half the price, and you never have to paint them.Based on your priorities, the better fit is timber windows: they last longer and look natural. Expect to repaint them every 8–10 years.It's a tie. uPVC is cheaper and needs no upkeep; timber lasts longer and looks natural. We're happy to advise on site.
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