TruFrame’s Refine with a contemporary twist

The flush sash window is very much the ‘in vogue’ product at present, with TruFrame  quick to point out that Refine is not just a product destined for more period inspired properties, but also more modern properties and apartments, along with everything else in between.To the outside, the flush appearance and symmetrical lines, offered with dummy sashes, makes for a cleaner and more uniform appearance, offering tangible visual differentials in comparison to a typical rebated sash.

Like all the windows and doors from TruFrame, Refine also carries Secured by Design, the first window of its kind to achieve this important accreditation. Security is further enhanced with Yale friction stays and shootbolt locking system as standard, plus a Lifetime Guarantee from Yale offering considerable financial compensation should the shootbolt fail against any attempted break-in.

With the recent introduction of new Mila handles it’s been the perfect opportunity in which to promote the more contemporary designs that Refine can offer, carefully displayed in a new 24 page brochure. As a 70mm system, there’s also the re-assurance of a complete range of matching cills and ancillaries, so there’s every reason why installers should be targeting sales opportunities for windows and doors that carry the Refine name.

David Firmager, managing director of TruFrame commented: ‘Refine isn’t just a period inspired window and door offering, but a product range suited for the masses. With careful choice of finish and handle type, consumers can benefit from a window that’s as individual as their property type, while installers benefit from a 70mm frame and our renowned product quality.’

See the ‘Complete Package’ video on TruFrame’s YouTube channel to find out why so many companies are changing to TruFrame. For other information on Refine, call the sales department on 01664 410 140 or email the marketing team directly on marketing@truframe.co.uk. You can also add to their growing following on Twitter @TruFrame.