Clement are renowned for superior products, designed to enhance your home. Our conservation rooflights are not only in keeping with the exterior of character properties but they also add that extra decorative touch and brighten up the darkest of interiors in a conservation or heritage home throughout the year. Here is a quick guide to the benefits of our conservation rooflights. Read the rest of this entry »

Replacing old, existing windows is an important home improvement to heighten the value of your home. Modern buyers now expect energy efficient, attractive windows as standard.  Here are five reasons to consider replacing your tired windows in 2015. Read the rest of this entry »

By 2015, ornate steel doors, windows and screens were becoming a prominent feature in homes across the UK. Architects and designers use these glass and steel partitions to enhance residential and commercial spaces, creating innovative spaces that give the illusion of accessibility and openness.

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A better understanding of how we use established construction materials is helping to shape the growing metal recycling industry across the world. As the construction industry continues to answer calls for green, eco-friendly building techniques, steel recycling in particular is emerging as a clear favourite. Read the rest of this entry »

In 2014, Clement Windows was proud to play a part in the revival of several Listed Buildings at the University of Manchester.

Following talks with the city planning department, Clement W20 steel windows were purchased for three different phases of restoration work carried out by Mather & Ellis Stonemasons in 2014.  This large project involved window replacements in several Listed Buildings that are now iconic on the Manchester skyline, including The Beyer Building, The John Owens Building and The Christie Library.

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