There are many things to consider when researching and planning your glazing project. Our FAQs section should help you find the answer to most of your questions. We love nothing more than talking to clients about projects and finding the best solution for you, so if you need advice or have some unanswered questions, call us on 01428 748255.

BIFOLD DOORS

Which bifold door system is right for your project?

We would love to work on your project with you and specify the right bifold door system. We find the best way to work is to arrange an Initial Project Consultation so that we can discuss your project and the specific needs. Arrange your appointment here or call 01428 748255.

What configurations are feasible with bifold doors?

The configuration is based on the chosen bifold system, the width of the opening and the space available. For more information about configurations, click here and refer to the section on versatile configuration options.

Can all the bifold panes stack to one side with an even number?

With an even number of panes configured to stack on one side a traffic door can't be incorporated, therefore we would recommend a split stack.

How can I achieve a traffic door with an even number of bifold panes?

We recommend a split-stack or bi-parting configuration to achieve a traffic door for an even number of panes, e.g 4 or 6. This would be a ‘Type 24’ configuration with the 2nd pane opening individually to be used as a traffic door. 

Can I have bifold doors if the width of my opening only allows for two panes?

Yes. A two-pane bifold will be configured to open to the left or the right and, based on the space available, can open inwards or outwards. A two-pane bifold doesn’t feature a traffic door.

Can you open just one door of a bifold door system?

Yes. How you open the doors is determined by the number of panes and opening configuration. With an odd number of panes, generally, 3 or 5, a traffic door or lead door is included, which operates as a standard swing door and provides quick access for when you don’t want or need to open the full stack.

What is the slimmest bifold door?

The slimmest bifold door is the FD85 Bifold Door which has sightlines of 105mm.

How do you achieve a premium seal between brick surround and the frame?

To achieve a neat seal between brick and your new architectural glazing, we use our premium sealing option, Hannoband 3E. It's a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.  

What is Hannoband 3E

Hannoband 3E is a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

What is a traffic door?

As part of your bifold door system, a traffic door acts as a standard door, allowing you easy access without having to open up and fold all panels. Find out more here.

Where can I try your Bifold Doors?

We have a showroom in Liphook which is open, by appointment only,  9am - 4pm Monday to Friday. Our showroom features the following Bifold Doors for you to try:

Schüco Bifold DoorsFD85 Bifold Door

However, we find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and get in touch here to book your appointment.

How quickly do you deliver and install bifold doors?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

What type of glazing is in your bifold doors?

All of our bifold doors feature toughened, argon-filled double-glazing as standard to achieve optimal temperature control and performance. For enhanced structural integrity, laminated glass is available.

You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

Are bifold doors heavy to open and close?

No, all of our bifold doors feature superior gearing systems giving you an effortless movement. There is a specific way to open and close bifold doors which ensures the longevity of your doors. Your project manager will take you through this and full aftercare at installation.

Can I choose dual colour bifold doors?

Yes, dual colour is available as an additional option on our bifold doors. Choosing dual colour allows you to compliment, contrast or match your internal and external colour schemes.

Will I have a lot of visible frame if I install bifold doors?

The glazing to frame ratio is dependent on the design of bifold door you choose, the size/number of panels and the system you choose. Please call us to discuss your project and we will be able to advise on the best glazing option for you. It may also be worth considering sliding doors if you are concerned about the frame interrupting your view.

Will I lose a lot of heat by installing bifold doors?

All of our bifold doors are chosen with thermal efficiencies in mind, feature high-specification glass that we tailor to each project; softcoat, argon filled, low ion, a-rated, double glazed glass etc. All aluminium profile frames have a thermal break to stop thermal bridging to maximise thermally efficiency.

You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

What is the difference between the bifold door ranges that you offer?

All of the bifold doors that we offer provide you with high quality, secure glazing. Based on your property, size and requirements we will be able to advise you on the best bifold door design and configuration for your needs.

Why do you only offer aluminium frame bifold doors?

We have carefully chosen the styles of bifold doors to ensure high quality, cutting edge design and longevity. Aluminium frames provide structural integrity and strength, allowing you to achieve larger spans and improved smooth running/operation. They are also environmentally friendly (100% recyclable) and are more resistant to the outside elements.

Are bifold doors secure?

Yes. Especially the Exact FD85 which meets PAS24 / Part Q requirements as standard and has a unique Quad-bolt™ security system.

Is there a maximum number of panels for bifold doors?

6 is the common maximum panel configuration for bifold doors. If you are looking to achieve something larger, please contact us to talk through your project.

What is the widest panel size possible for bifold doors?

The FD85 Bifold Door has a maximum panel width of 1350mm. The Schüco Bifold Door is available with panels up to 1200mm wide.

ENTRANCE DOORS

Do you have entrance doors in your showroom?

Yes. We have a range of statement-piece entrance doors in our Liphook showroom. Our showroom is open by appointment only.

We find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and get in touch here to book your appointment.

How quickly do you deliver and install entrance doors?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

What colours do you offer for entrance doors?

We offer a wide range of standard and bespoke colours and finishes for our entrance doors., which your project manager will be able to share with you during your Initial Project Consultation.

What glazing do you feature in your entrance doors?

We tailor the glass specification to meet the needs of each and every project, to ensure you achieve maximum thermal efficiency and performance.

I need a new entrance door, how do I order one?

Please call us to discuss your project or email your details to info@exactag.co.uk

FEATURE DOORS

How do you achieve a premium seal between brick surround and the frame?

To achieve a neat seal between brick and your new architectural glazing, we use our premium sealing option, Hannoband 3E. It's a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.  

What is Hannoband 3E

Hannoband 3E is a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

Can I have high security glass with the Steel Look windows and doors?

Yes. We offer a range of glazing options to suit your needs. Our Project Managers will be able to advise you on the best glass specification for your project.

Can I have art-deco style ironmongery for my Steel Look glazing?

Yes. There is a choice of ironmongery styles available for the Steel Look range. Please speak to one of our Project Managers who will be able to provide you with more details and advise you on the best solution for your project.

How quickly do you deliver and install French doors?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

I’d like French doors on an upper floor, do you offer a balustrade/balcony?

Yes, the Exact Pure Glass Frameless Balustrade, which is a contemporary alternative to the traditional Juliette balcony. The aluminium frame is designed to sit inline with the chosen door frame within the structural opening, which eliminates the need for any external fixings, creating a seamless, modern finish. The Exact Pure Glass Frameless Balustrade can only be fitted during the installation – retro-fitting this unique balcony is not possible due to its integrated design.

The Pure Glass Balustrade is available in 3 standard frame colours. If you would like to know more about including the balustrade within your project, please call us to discuss your requirements on 01428 748255.

What is the maximum width you can achieve with French doors?

With an aluminium frame option, the maximum panel width is 1200mm wide, so you can achieve a 2400mm wide opening with two doors. 

What type of glazing is in your French Doors?

All of our French Doors feature toughened, argon-filled double-glazing with as standard to achieve optimal temperature control and performance. For enhanced structural integrity, laminated glass is available.

You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

What are the benefits of choosing aluminium French doors?

Aluminium frame French doors will provide you with slimmer sight lines, and the inherent strength of aluminium makes it possible to achieve larger panes for an improved glass to frame ratio. 

ROOF GLAZING

Can you get roof lanterns that open?

Yes, the Pure Glass Roof Lantern can be specified to be manually or electrically openable for ventilation.
The Aluminium Roof Lantern can be specified with opening vents incorporated into the roof lantern frame. This is only possible on certain aluminium roof lantern configurations due to the width required for the opening vent.

What are your glazing solutions for a pitched roof?

Our bespoke roof glazing solutions suitable for a pitched roof include the Pure Glass Flat Roof Light and the Pure Glass Flat Opening Roof Light.

If your project requires a unique glazing solution, our Pure Glass Bespoke Glazing range allows you to configure and specify glazing to the exact needs of your project. Arrange an Initial Project Consultation with one of the team today to find out more.  

How do I calculate the height of my Pure Glass Roof Lantern?

The height of a Pure Glass Roof Lantern is approximately half of the shorter dimension.

E.g. a 1500 x 2500mm roof lantern will be approximately 750mm high (1500mm ÷ 2).

Remember to take into account the upstand height when calculating the overall height of your roof glazing.

Is the pitch of the Pure Glass Roof Lantern fixed?

Yes. The 40° pitch of the Pure Glass Roof Lantern provides its structural integrity. If you are working within a height restriction for your roof glazing, talk to one of our expert team about your project to find out about our other roof glazing systems. The  Aluminium Roof Lantern has a lower-pitched or the contemporary Pure Glass Flat Roof Light will sit on the roof line.

Where can I see your Roof Glazing?

We have a showroom in Liphook which is open, by appointment only, 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday. Our showroom features the following Roof Glazing for you to view:

Pure Glass Roof Lantern, Pure Glass Flat Roof Light, Pure Glass Walk On Glass, Aluminium Roof Lantern

However, we find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article, and get in touch here to book your appointment.

How quickly do you deliver and install roof glazing?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

What size of Flat Roof Light is possible?

During the meticulous planning stage, the Exact team will design and specify bespoke roof glazing to meet the unique needs, location and thermal performance of the project.

Can I hang a chandelier / light fitting from the Exact Aluminium Roof Lantern?

Yes, speak to your Exact Project Manager to discuss your lighting requirements so that they can be incorporated into the installation process. Click here for some lighting inspiration for your new roof glazing.

Can I have self-cleaning glass on my roof light or lantern?

All of our roof glazing features Solar Control and Self-Cleaning glass as standard to provide you with the best thermal performance and low-maintenance option. Read more about it here.

What is an upstand?

An upstand keeps the roof light off the roof's surface and is required by building regulations for safety and weathering reasons. Please call us if you need further details.

What height should I construct the upstand?

Your upstand must be 150mm to meet building regulations. Please call us if you need further details.

Does your roof glazing have a warranty?

10 years (5 years for glass) - warranty details vary by product, please speak to your Project Manager for full details. Your warranty documents will be sent to you after completion of installation.

How do I measure for roof glazing?

The sizes featured on our website are external manufactured sizes, so they include an allowance for the upstand and roof covering. We require the measurement to be taken from the face of the external weathered upstand. Please call us if you need further details.

What is the biggest size of roof glazing you can install?

The Exact Aluminium Roof Lantern has a maximum size of 6000mm x 4000mm. If you are looking to achieve a larger span, the modular style of Exact Pure Glass Glass Flat Roof Light could be a perfect solution. Please call us on 01428 748255 to discuss your project and we'll help you to find the best solution.

What type of glass is specified with roof glazing?

The glass for each roof glazing installation is specified to achieve the required safety and performance requirements for each project. To find out more about glass specification, read our article.

What is the recommended minimum pitch for flat roof glazing?

To allow for rainwater run off, we recommend a minimum pitch of 5o.

What options are there for blinds for your roof glazing products?

We can supply and install blinds which cover the rooflight aperture – contact us for more information.

How do I clean my roof glazing?

All of our roof glazing features self-cleaning glass to minimise the cleaning needed. We recommend using warm, soapy water with a long-handled sponge or using a soft, clean lint-free non-abrasive cloth.

SLIDING DOORS

Is the Composite Sliding Door system in my budget?

Your Project Manager will be able to advise you of the price of the sliding doors for your project based on size, glass, operation, colour and installation. As a guide to assist with project planning, the Composite Sliding Door system starts from £750 +VAT per m2.

What is the price of the Glide S Sliding Door system?

In discussion with your Project Manager, the full specification of your doors, including size, glass, colour, operation, and installation will be agreed to provide a final cost. As a guide, the Glide S Sliding Door system starts from £650 +VAT per m2.

What is the price of the Reynaers CP130 Sliding Door system?

As a guide, the Reynaers CP130 Sliding Door system starts from £650 +VAT per m2. In discussion with your Project Manager, the full specification of your doors, including size, glass, operation, colour, and installation will be agreed to provide a final cost.

Is the Pure Glass Sliding Door in my budget?

As a guide, the Pure Glass Sliding Door system starts from £950 +VAT per m2  for the glazing. The full specification including size, glass specification, colour, operation, configuration and installation will be discussed with your Project Manager to meet the exact needs of your project.

Is the VIIU Sliding Door in my budget?

The full specification for your sliding doors, including glass specification, size, operation, colour and installation will be discussed with your Project Manager. As a guide to assist with research and planning, the VIIU Sliding Door system starts from £1000 +VAT per m2

What is the best inline sliding door?

The best inline sliding door is the Pure Glass Sliding Door; an industry-leading sliding door with ultra-slim 20mm sightlines and superior performance in air permeability, water tightness, wind resistance, acoustic insulation and security.

What is an inline sliding door?

An inline sliding door is always sat on its wheels on a track and is free to slide as soon as it is unlocked. You unlock the door with a key or by using a handle and pull the door open to the desired position. There are two inline sliding doors in our range; the Pure Glass Sliding Door and the Viiu Sliding Door.

What is the slimmest sliding door available?

The slimmest sliding door available is the Pure Glass Sliding Door which is a minimalist sliding door with 20mm sightlines.

What is the maximum size available for the Pure Glass Sliding Door?

When specified with double glazing, the Pure Glass Sliding Door can be up to 18m² per pane and with triple glazing, up to 23m² per pane (or 36m² per pane with 12 x 3m). With an almost limitless number of tracks, this sliding door system is the most versatile option for minimal framed sliding doors.

How do you achieve a premium seal between brick surround and the frame?

To achieve a neat seal between brick and your new architectural glazing, we use our premium sealing option, Hannoband 3E. It's a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.  

What is Hannoband 3E

Hannoband 3E is a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

What type of drainage channel is used to achieve a flush threshold?

The type of drainage channel will be specified and sourced by the architect or builder on the project. Based on the flooring and the finish you would like to achieve, it is likely to be slot drainage or aco drainage system. For more information on thresholds visit our news article.

What is a floating corner configuration?

Specifying a corner configuration for a project will allow 2 glazed walls in a room to be pushed back, importantly – without the need for an intrusive fixed corner element to interrupt the design. Our Weybridge project features this stunning architectural configuration, achieved with the CP130 sliding doors system.

If you are looking to achieve this for your next residential project, arrange an Initial Project Consultation to discuss your requirements with one of the team.

 

What is a lift & slide sliding door system?

A lift & slide door refers to the way in which your sliding doors open. Rather than a static rail and small rollers as you would find on an inline door, with a lift & slide door such as the Reynaers CP130, the sash is lifted and hovers above the frame, giving you an effortless, smooth opening movement.

Find out more about lift & slide sliding doors here.

Where can I try your sliding doors?

We have a showroom in Liphook, which is open 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday. Our showroom features the following Sliding Doors:

Bespoke Composite Sliding Doors, Viiu, Glide S Sliding Door 

However, we find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article, get in touch here to book your appointment or call 01428 748255.

Can the Viiu Sliding Door be used to replace a bifold or sliding door?

The Viiu Sliding Door has been designed to fit into ‘new build’ openings. That is, openings that have been prepared specifically to create a building structure where the framework of the sliding door is built into the building structure to create the frameless effect. If the sliding door is fitted as a replacement, you will need more involved structural changes made.

Can I achieve a flush threshold with your sliding doors?

Yes. Please speak to one of our Project Managers to discuss the requirements of your project. Find out more about flush thresholds here.

Will I lose a lot of heat by installing sliding doors?

All of our sliding doors are chosen with thermal efficiencies in mind, feature high-specification glass that we tailor to each project; softcoat, argon filled, low ion, a-rated, double glazed glass etc. All aluminium profile frames have a thermal break to stop thermal bridging to maximise thermal efficiency.  You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

How quickly do you deliver and install sliding doors?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

What type of glazing is in your sliding doors?

All of our sliding doors feature toughened, argon-filled double-glazing as standard to achieve optimal temperature control and performance. For enhanced structural integrity, laminated glass is available.

You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

Are sliding doors heavy to open and close?

No, all of our sliding doors feature superior gearing systems giving you a smooth and effortless movement. Our sliding doors have been designed to be operated using only one hand - you can try this for yourself at our showroom in Liphook, Hampshire. Our showroom is open by appointment only.

For superior control, we can specify electrically operated sliding doors for the best possible experience.

Can I choose dual colour sliding doors?

Yes, dual colour is available as an additional option on our range of sliding doors. Choosing dual colour allows you to compliment, contract or match your internal and external colour schemes.

What is the difference between the sliding door ranges that you offer?

All of the sliding doors that we offer provide you with high quality, secure glazing. Based on your property, size and requirements we will be able to advise you on the best sliding door design and configuration for your needs.

Why do you only offer aluminium frame sliding doors?

We have carefully chosen the styles of sliding doors to ensure high quality, cutting edge design and longevity. Aluminium frames provide structural integrity and strength, allowing you to achieve larger spans and improved smooth running/operation. They are also environmentally friendly (100% recyclable) and are more resistant to the outside elements.

Are sliding doors secure?

Yes. All of our sliding doors  are fitted with toughened glass, with the option for laminated glass for enhanced strength/security. Sliding doors all have multi-point locking systems and anti-lift blocks.

Is there a maximum number of panels for sliding doors?

The configuration achievable will depend on the style of sliding door you choose. With the Exact Slimline Sliding Door style the maximum number of panes is 3. For the Exact Viiu, a 3-track sliding door can have up to 6 panes. There are many configurations possible depending, please call us and we will be able to talk you through the best solution for your property. 

What is the widest panel size you offer for sliding doors?

When specified with double glazing, the Pure Glass Sliding Door can be up to 18m² per pane and with triple glazing, up to 23m² per pane (or 36m² per pane with 12 x 3m). With an almost limitless number of tracks, this sliding door system is the most versatile option for minimal framed sliding doors.

WINDOWS

How do you achieve a premium seal between brick surround and the frame?

To achieve a neat seal between brick and your new architectural glazing, we use our premium sealing option, Hannoband 3E. It's a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.  

What is Hannoband 3E

Hannoband 3E is a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

Do you provide bespoke window glazing?

Every piece of architectural glazing is specified, designed and manufactured to the exact requirements and configuration of the project. Including round, semi-circle, arched, gothic, elliptical or trapezoid. For bespoke window inspiration, visit this article.

Arrange an Initial Project Consultation today and speak to one of our team today to discuss the unique window plans for your project. 

What is gable glazing?

Gable glazing is a highly specialist form of architectural glazing which can be achieved in a number of ways; as part of a complete glazed wall on one floor of your home, combining the system with glazed doors or even installing glazing from the ground floor to the roof. Find out more here.

If your next project includes gable glazing, working with us could be the solution to achieve a seamless result, from enquiry through to installation. Arrange your Initial Project Consultation today to find out more. 

What colour options are available for windows?

There are a wide variety of standard colours, bespoke colours, special-effect foils and metallic finishes available for your windows. 

We find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project and find out your exact needs. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and book your appointment here.

 
 

What handle options are available for windows?

There are a wide variety of styles and finishes available for your window handles. We find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project.

Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and get in touch here to book your appointment.

What type of glazing is in windows?

The glazing in your windows will be discussed with your Project Manager and tailored to your exact needs.

Can I have high security glass with the Steel Look windows and doors?

Yes. We offer a range of glazing options to suit your needs. Our Project Managers will be able to advise you on the best glass specification for your project.

Can I have art-deco style ironmongery for my Steel Look glazing?

Yes. There is a choice of ironmongery styles available for the Steel Look range. Please speak to one of our Project Managers who will be able to provide you with more details and advise you on the best solution for your project.

Where can I see your Windows?

We have a showroom in Liphook which is open, by appointment only, 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday.

However, we find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and get in touch here to book your appointment.

How quickly do you deliver and install windows?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

What type of glazing is in your windows?

All of our windows feature toughened, argon-filled double-glazing as standard to achieve optimal temperature control and performance. For enhanced structural integrity, laminated glass is available.

You may also like to consider choosing triple glazing for increased thermal performance. Find out more here.

What colours do you offer for windows?

We offer a wide range of standard and bespoke RAL colours for windows. Please call us to discuss your project and we’ll be able to advise on the options available.

What is the difference between aluminium and PVCu windows?

With aluminium windows you will achieve slimmer sight lines and they are available in larger sizes than PVCu. However, PVCu windows offer good thermal ratings.

GENERAL

Are sliding doors within the budget for my project?

Each of our sliding door systems offer their own unique benefits and will be specified and manufactured to the needs of the project, which will determine the overall cost. As a guide, our sliding doors are priced from £650 +VAT per m2 , excluding installation.

How is the quality of glass checked?

All of our glass undergoes stringent inspection to ensure it meets the highest standards. Find out more in this article. 

What is Hannoband 3E

Hannoband 3E is a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

How do you achieve a premium seal between brick surround and architectural glazing?

To achieve an effective, neat and premium seal between a brick surround and new architectural glazing, we use Hannoband 3E. It's a weathertight seal, vapour membrane and insulation tape all in one. It works particularly well between frame and brick to achieve a precise, weathertight seal – filling every groove, nook and void.

What is triple glazing?

As the name suggests, triple glazing features three pane of glass within the frame, rather than the two found in double glazing. Between each pane of glass is argon gas. Triple glazing gives you an extra layer of insulation, making it harder for heat to escape.

Find out more about the benefits of choosing triple glazing for your home here.

cross section of triple glazing

I want to feature your architectural glazing in my project, what's the next step?

Like any successful partnership, choosing your architectural glazing supplier has to work for all parties. We find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project. 

To book your Initial Project Consultation get in touch or find out more in this article.

Where can I try your windows and doors?

Our Liphook showroom is open by appointment, from 9am-4pm Monday to Friday where you can view our range of glazing. 

However, we find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and get in touch here or call 01428 748255.

Do you have a showroom?

Yes, we do. Our showroom is in Liphook and is open, by appointment only, 9am - 4pm, Monday to Friday, with Saturday appointments available upon request.

We find the most beneficial way to kick off a project is to start with an Initial Project Consultation to make sure we are the right fit for your project, before visiting our showroom. Find out more about the Initial Project Consultation in this article and book your appointment here, or call 01428 748255.

What warranty / guarantee do you offer?

10 years (5 years for glass)- warranty details vary by product, please speak to your Project Manager for full details. Your warranty documents will be sent to you after completion of installation.

What are your terms & conditions?

Click here to view our full terms and conditions.

Where can I find your proof of insurance?

Click here to download our certificate of insurance. 

What is a RAL colour?

RAL is a colour matching system which allows you to match multiple items to ensure you achieve a consistent finish for your glazing frames. We have a standard range of RAL colours across our glazing products, and also offer dual colour and bespoke colours as an additional option.

What standard sizes do you have in stock?

All of our architectural glazing products are made to the precise specification of your project, we don’t hold any items in stock.

How quickly do you deliver and install?

This will be based on the product type and size you require. Please call us on 01428 748255 with details of your project and we will be able to advise.

Are you registered with FENSA?

No we are not. FENSA registration is only applicable for replacement glazing. On projects we work on, getting the glazing elements signed off is included when the extension/conversion/works are inspected by Building Control. For further information, click here.

Do you provide an installation service?

Yes, we work with you from concept to installation. We have a highly trained, specialist team who will carry out the site survey and installation of your Exact glazing.

Which areas do you cover?

We focus our operations within Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex and the surrounding counties, however we would be very happy to chat to you about your project outside of these areas.

Who do I contact to discuss my glazing once it has been installed?

Please call us on 01428 748255, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm, or email us at info@exactag.co.uk with details and any relevant photographs and we will get back to you within 2-3 working days.

Do you do a site survey, or do I need to provide the measurements?

Yes, when we are providing installation (which we usually do), the site survey is included. We then take on the responsibility of getting the measurements correct for manufacture. If the customer decides to carry out the survey themselves, they take responsibility.

AFTERCARE

Who do I contact to discuss my glazing once it has been installed?

Please call us on 01428 748255, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm, or email us at info@exactag.co.uk with details and any relevant photographs and we will get back to you within 2-3 working days.

How do I clean my roof glazing?

All of our roof glazing features self-cleaning glass to minimise the cleaning needed. We recommend using warm, soapy water with a long-handled sponge or using a soft, clean lint-free non-abrasive cloth.

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