Sternfenster launches StyleLine FS, the new best-in-class flush sash window

Based on the Deceuninck Heritage flush sash profile system, which was developed from the popular 2800 decorative series, the new FS from Sternfenster is both installer-friendly, as well as competitively priced.“This is a very strong new product offering,” said Sternfenster national sales manager, Steve Lane. “It enables our trade customers to significantly increase their profit margins when fitting flush sash windows.StyleLine FS is not only very attractive, it is also the best deal currently available on the market for a product of its kind.

“To make it truly irresistible, we’re running a special introductory offer, so there’s no time like the present to get in touch with us and start selling the new StyleLine FS,” said Steve.

Boasting StyleLine’s famous high-quality smooth corner weld finish, the new FS introduces a series of unrivalled features and benefits: best-in-class weather performance, security, and insulation, as well as increased functionality for the end-user, as the only flush sash casement window on the market to offer a night vent locking position.

“With our impeccable trademark finish of the frame and sash available through StyleLine, the FS is set to further widen the gap between our trade customers and their competitors,” added Steve.

Suitable for both period properties, as well as modern new-builds, StyleLine FS will help installers take advantage of the profitable timber alternative market. Thanks to its timeless aesthetics, added practicality, and superior performance, the new flush sash window from Sternfenster ticks all the boxes for becoming a new favourite with the homeowners.

Available in 25 colours from stock, and benefitting from Sternfenster’s highly efficient manufacturing capabilities through state-of-the-art seamless welding technology, StyleLine FS is delivered on quick lead times regardless of options.

Alongside the StyleLine finish, the new flush sash window can also be supplied with standard welding, while mechanical jointing will become available at the end of the year.