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Easy-to-use windows and doors for every stage of life

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A well-designed home should be comfortable to live in at every age. As mobility changes, the everyday actions we take for granted, opening a window, stepping through a door, turning a handle, can become more difficult. When planning a window and door upgrade, thinking about ease of use alongside energy performance and security is a worthwhile investment in long-term comfort.

Tilt-and-turn: one handle, two functions

Tilt-and-turn windows are one of the most practical designs available for homeowners who value ease of operation. A single handle controls two opening positions. A quarter turn tilts the sash inward from the top, providing ventilation without reaching or stretching. A full turn opens the window inward like a door, making cleaning simple and safe from inside the home.

This is particularly useful for windows above kitchen worktops, in bathrooms, or in upper-floor bedrooms where leaning out to clean the outside of a traditional casement is difficult or unsafe. Tilt-and-turn is available across Fairco’s Performance uPVC and OMNIA Flush ranges.

Low-threshold doors

Standard door thresholds can present a trip hazard, particularly for anyone with reduced mobility or using a wheelchair or walking aid. Low-threshold options reduce the step height at the door opening, making it easier and safer to move between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Fairco’s sliding doors, French doors, and bi-fold doors can all be specified with low-threshold configurations, maintaining weather performance and security while improving day-to-day accessibility.

Hardware that works with you

Handle design is often overlooked, but it makes a real difference to how comfortable a window or door is to use. Lever-style handles require less grip strength than traditional turn fasteners, which matters for anyone with arthritis, reduced hand strength, or limited dexterity.

Fairco products are fitted with ergonomic hardware designed for smooth, low-effort operation. Multi-point locking systems engage with a single handle action, so securing your home does not require force or fine motor control. This combination of ease and PAS 24:2022 certified security means accessibility does not come at the expense of protection.

Ventilation without effort

Maintaining good air quality is important for health and comfort, especially in homes where windows are not opened frequently. Built-in trickle vents provide a steady flow of fresh air without needing to open or close anything manually. For homeowners who want background ventilation with no daily action required, they are a simple and effective solution. More on how ventilation and energy efficiency work together is covered in our practical tips guide.

Planning ahead

Whether you are upgrading your home now or thinking about how it will serve you in the years ahead, specifying windows and doors for ease of use is a practical decision. It does not mean compromising on style, performance, or security. It simply means choosing products that are designed to be lived with comfortably, every day.

Contact Fairco for a free consultation and we can help you find the right combination of products for your home and your needs.

The right window opening style for each room

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Choosing new windows involves more than selecting a frame colour or glazing specification. The way a window opens has a direct impact on ventilation, ease of use, safety, cleaning, and how each room functions day to day. A well-chosen opening style improves comfort and usability, while a poor choice can limit airflow, complicate cleaning, or restrict furniture layouts.

This guide explains the most common window opening styles used in Irish homes and outlines where each performs best, helping you specify solutions that suit both the space and how it is used.

Why window opening style matters

Different rooms place different demands on windows. Kitchens and bathrooms need effective ventilation to manage moisture. Bedrooms must balance airflow with safety and emergency egress. Living spaces often prioritise light, views, and uninterrupted openings. The right opening style supports these needs while maintaining thermal performance and compliance with building regulations.

Tilt and turn windows

Tilt and turn windows are one of the most versatile opening styles available. They open in two ways: a tilt function from the top for controlled ventilation, and a full inward turn for maximum airflow and easy cleaning.

Advantages: Excellent ventilation control, easy internal cleaning, good airtightness when closed, and suitable for upper floors. The tilt position allows safe background ventilation without fully opening the window.

Considerations: They require internal clearance to open fully, which may affect furniture placement.

Best suited to: Bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, and apartments, particularly on upper floors.

Choice of option: Fairco Aluminium, Fairco Preformance uPVC , Fairco OMNIA Flush

Casement windows

Casement windows are hinged at the side and open outward, typically using a handle and friction hinges. They remain one of the most common window styles in Irish housing.

Advantages: Simple operation, good ventilation, strong weather sealing, and compatibility with a wide range of architectural styles.

Considerations: External opening can be affected by wind exposure and may limit use near walkways or tight boundaries.

Best suited to: Living rooms, bedrooms, and general-purpose spaces in both modern and traditional homes.

Choice of option: Fairco Aluminium, Fairco Preformance uPVC 

Awning windows

Awning windows are top-hinged and open outward from the bottom, creating a protective canopy effect.

Advantages: Effective ventilation even during light rain, good security due to limited opening size, and suitability for higher-level installations.

Considerations: Limited opening area compared to casement or tilt and turn styles.

Best suited to: Bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, and spaces where privacy and controlled ventilation are priorities.

Choice of option: Fairco Aluminium, Fairco Preformance uPVC 

Fixed (picture) windows

Alu-Clad Tilt and Turn Windows

Fixed windows do not open and are designed purely to admit light and frame views.

Advantages: Excellent thermal performance due to the absence of opening hardware, clean sightlines, and maximum glazed area.

Considerations: No ventilation, so they must be paired with opening windows elsewhere in the room.

Best suited to: Living rooms, stairwells, feature elevations, and spaces where light and views are prioritised over ventilation.

Choice of option: Fairco Aluminium, Fairco Preformance uPVC 

Sliding windows

Sliding windows operate by moving one pane horizontally past another. They are often associated with contemporary designs and limited external space.

Advantages: No inward or outward swing, making them ideal where space is restricted. Simple operation and clean aesthetics.

Considerations: Typically offer less airtightness and ventilation area than other opening styles.

Best suited to: Kitchens, modern living spaces, and locations adjacent to patios or walkways.

Choice of option: Fairco Aluminium, Fairco Preformance uPVC 

Flush windows

Flush windows sit level with the external frame when closed, creating a clean, flat appearance. They can be configured as casement or tilt and turn openings.

Advantages: Refined aesthetics, suitability for both contemporary and heritage-inspired designs, and compatibility with high thermal performance standards.

Considerations: Opening style depends on configuration, so early specification is important.

Best suited to: Living rooms, bedrooms, and front elevations where appearance is a priority.

Choice of option: Fairco OMNIA Flush range

Sash windows

Sash windows open vertically, traditionally using a sliding mechanism with one or two moving panels. While closely associated with period and heritage properties, modern sash windows are engineered to meet contemporary standards for energy efficiency, security, and ease of use.

Advantages: Excellent ventilation control through staggered openings, strong suitability for conservation areas, improved acoustic performance when modern glazing is specified, and minimal impact on internal or external space.

Considerations: Traditional aesthetics require careful proportioning and detailing, particularly in protected or historic settings.

Best suited to: Period homes, conservation areas, Georgian and Victorian terraces, and any elevation where architectural authenticity is required.

Choice of option: Fairco Sash, Fairco Heritage Sash

Room-by-room guidance

Kitchens: Casement or awning windows provide effective ventilation to manage heat and moisture. Sliding windows can work well where space is tight.

Bathrooms: Awning or tilt-and-turn windows allow controlled ventilation while maintaining privacy. Obscure glazing is commonly specified.

Bedrooms: Tilt and turn or casement windows balance ventilation, security, and emergency egress requirements.

Living rooms: A combination of fixed and opening windows maximises light while maintaining airflow. Flush or large casement styles are common.

Balancing performance, safety, and design

When specifying window opening styles, it is important to consider ventilation needs, cleaning access, child safety, escape requirements, and how the window interacts with furniture and circulation. No single style suits every room, which is why a mixed approach often delivers the best overall result.

Get expert guidance

Selecting the right opening style early in the design process ensures your windows support comfort, performance, and day-to-day living. Fairco’s window systems are available in a wide range of opening configurations, allowing each room to be tailored to its specific needs. Consult our design team to identify the most suitable solutions for your home.

Why aluminium windows and doors are the right choice for you.

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Aluminium windows and doors are the preferred choice for discerning homeowners, architects, and builders. Renowned for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and design flexibility. Their seamless compatibility with double or triple-glazing makes them a superior option, offering outstanding energy efficiency, durability, and modern appeal.

Once more valuable than gold, aluminium was a rare and precious material when first discovered in the mid-1800s. Its scarcity and challenging extraction process elevated it to luxury status. Today, thanks to modern industrial advancements, aluminium has become one of the most widely used and versatile metals in contemporary architecture.

Explore the key advantages of aluminium doors and windows, the range of styles available, and why this remarkable material continues to lead the way in modern design and construction.

 

Aluminium windows and doors for your home and business

 

Strength without the bulk

Aluminium is up to three times stronger than timber, yet significantly lighter. This strength-to-weight ratio means that windows and doors can be designed up to 30% larger than traditional materials, ideal for homeowners seeking expansive views and slimline aesthetics without compromising structural integrity.

 

Built for the Irish climate

Aluminium is naturally resistant to corrosion and doesn’t warp, swell, or crack over time. This makes it particularly well-suited for the damp and varied Irish climate. Unlike timber, aluminium doesn’t require regular painting or sealing. Fairco’s aluminium products are coated with a durable polyester powder finish, providing long-lasting protection against fading and environmental wear.

With minimal upkeep, just a simple wipe with a damp cloth, Fairco aluminium windows and doors can last up to 45 years or more, making them an excellent long-term investment.

 

Energy efficiency through innovation

As energy performance standards evolve, aluminium windows and doors have kept pace with cutting-edge innovation. Fairco’s aluminium range includes polyamide thermal break technology, allowing our systems to exceed the energy efficiency requirements of current Building Regulations.

All our windows and doors are BFRC-certified, ensuring you benefit from verified thermal performance and reduced heat loss, saving on energy bills while improving your home’s comfort.

 

Customised to your style

At Fairco, we understand that every home is unique. That’s why our aluminium range offers near-limitless possibilities for customisation. Choose from an extensive palette of RAL colours, including dual-colour options for interior and exterior contrast. Textures range from matte, glossy, and wood-effect to fine sand finishes.

Our Silka collection is a standout, offering a beautifully smooth matte texture, minimalist design, and outstanding thermal performance. For a bold, frame-free look, explore our Lumi range — flush glazing with uninterrupted glass surfaces for a clean, contemporary aesthetic.

Every product in the Fairco Aluminium range can be tailored to suit both traditional and modern architectural styles, available in both windows and doors.

 

Sustainable and environmentally friendly

Aluminium is 100% recyclable without loss of quality. In fact, 75% of all aluminium ever produced is still in use today. Choosing Fairco aluminium doors and windows means you’re making an environmentally conscious decision that reduces your carbon footprint and supports long-term sustainability.

 

Explore the Fairco Aluminium range

Our range is engineered for superior performance with minimal maintenance. Choose between double or triple-glazing options for optimal energy savings and comfort. All styles are available as both windows and doors, and include:

Silka range

Silka combines minimalist design with a luxurious, silky-smooth matte finish for a contemporary look that’s both elegant and understated. With exceptional thermal insulation, concealed hinges, and clean lines, Silka windows and doors offer a premium aesthetic without compromise on performance.

Lumi range

Lumi is all about uninterrupted light and bold design. These frameless, edge-to-edge glazed Lumi windows and doors provide a sleek, modern appearance while delivering top-class energy efficiency and security. Ideal for homeowners who want cutting-edge style with the strength and insulation to match.

Fairco Aluminium range

Our core aluminium range offers timeless style, strength, and flexibility. Designed to withstand the Irish climate, these windows and doors combine robust performance with refined detailing, and are available in a wide selection of styles, colours, and configurations to suit any architectural vision.

 

Why choose Fairco Aluminium?

Aluminium windows and doors are transforming modern architecture with their clean lines, energy efficiency, and robustness. Whether you’re building your dream home, upgrading your existing property, or fitting out a commercial space, Fairco offers a premium solution designed to last.

With over 20 years of experience, meticulous attention to detail, and industry-leading installation teams, Fairco delivers exceptional service from consultation to completion.

Get in touch today to learn more about our product range and book a visit to our showroom.

 

Should I choose double or triple-glazing?

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Which glazing is right for your home?

One of the most important decisions you’ll make when upgrading your windows is choosing the right type of glazing. Should you go with double-glazing or invest in triple-glazing? The good news is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Both options are highly effective when matched with the right needs and conditions.

Double glazing offers excellent thermal insulation and is a smart, cost-effective choice for most homes. Triple-glazing, on the other hand, provides enhanced performance for energy efficiency, noise reduction, and overall comfort, particularly in colder climates or high-traffic areas. The best choice depends on your home’s orientation, location, and insulation goals.

Installing energy-efficient windows and doors is one of the most impactful ways to conserve energy and create a more comfortable living space. At Fairco, we specialise in crafting high-performance, visually stunning windows and doors designed for the Irish climate. Whether you’re looking to lower your monthly energy bills, reduce noise, boost security, or add value to your property, we’re here to help you make a confident, informed decision.

 

Why invest in insulation?

Windows and doors can lose up to 15% of the heat in your home to the outside environment. Modern energy-efficient double-glazed and triple-glazed windows and doors are designed to insulate your house from cold and damp Irish weather and provide a more comfortable and safe living environment, and reduce energy costs.  Whether you are considering double-glazing or triple-glazing, modern window and door upgrades can provide long-lasting benefits for homeowners.

 

A way to save money and reduce energy bills

Outdated windows and doors are notorious for letting heat escape during winter and allowing heat to enter during summer, leading to higher energy costs. Heat loss occurs through poorly insulated, constructed, or installed windows and doors and can cost a household at least €600 a year in energy bills, with the average energy bill of a 3-bedroom semi-detached house in Ireland being €1,752. Poor insulation can account for as much as one-third of your energy bill. That’s why many homeowners choose to upgrade to energy-efficient windows and doors. Fairco’s BFRC-certified products are independently tested and proven to meet high standards of thermal performance, helping you save money while keeping your home comfortable year-round.

What is the difference between double and triple-glazing?

Double glazing consists of two panes of glass separated by a sealed layer of inert gas, providing effective thermal insulation and energy efficiency. It offers a cost-effective solution for most homes and is particularly well-suited to south-facing windows or areas exposed to lower levels of noise pollution. While it allows more UV light to pass through, contributing to increased solar heat gain, this can be a beneficial feature in colder climates or for maximising passive heat from the sun.

Triple glazing features three panes of glass with inert gas between them, providing two layers of insulation. While typically more expensive than double-glazing, this option provides superior insulation and noise reduction. Triple Glazing is recommended for openings facing the north, stronger wind directions and high noise and air pollution areas, such as road-facing sides of the house.

Both options will provide improved energy efficiency for your home. Installation of a mix of both options based on your house’s needs and the recommendation from our Installation Professional is generally a suitable choice. For those looking at maximum insulation, soundproofing and security, triple-glazing is recommended.

 

Why triple glazing stands out

A lot of research has been done into thermal efficiency. There is a technical way to measure exact heat loss through various building material types, which is measured by the “U value”. The lower the U value, the better. It is calculated with the equation W/m2K this equation is a measurement of loss of energy in Watts (W) for every square meter(m2) of material when the outside temperature measured in Kelvin (K) is at least a degree lower.

As mentioned above, the lower the U value, the better. Our modern triple-glazed windows with advanced coatings and frames can reach values as low as 0.8 W/m2K, while single-glazed windows are usually between 4.5 and 5.7 W/m2K, and double-glazed windows are between 1.2 and 3.3 W/m2K.

 

Protect your valuables with UV coatings

Sunlight contains a type of radiation known as ultraviolet (UV) rays. Over time, too much exposure to these rays can cause fading and damage to the things you love, like carpets, curtains, furniture, and even artwork. It’s one of the main reasons why some items in your home lose their colour or look worn out sooner than expected.

At Fairco, we help protect your home from that kind of damage. Our windows and doors are made with special energy-saving glass that has a Low-E (low-emissivity) coating. This clever technology blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays, helping to keep your interiors looking fresh and vibrant for longer.

If you’re looking for the best of both comfort and protection, our OMNIA range is a fantastic choice. With its modern flush design and top-level energy performance (U-values as low as 0.78 W/m²K), OMNIA helps keep your home warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and safer from sun damage, all while looking sleek and stylish.

 

Final thoughts: A smart investment for your home

Upgrading to energy-efficient windows and doors isn’t just about cutting costs; it’s about transforming your home into a more comfortable, secure, and eco-friendly space. With the right choice of glazing, you can say goodbye to chilly drafts, noisy streets, and skyrocketing energy bills. Plus, with advanced UV protection, your furniture and décor will stay vibrant for years to come.

Whether you opt for double or triple glazing, investing in modern, high-performance windows and doors is a decision that pays off in the long run. Not only will you enjoy a warmer, quieter home, but you’ll also see the savings reflected in your energy bills.

So why wait? Take the step towards a more efficient and stylish home today!

Transform your home with Spectral finish

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Upgrading your windows and doors isn’t just about insulation or security. It’s about elevating the aesthetic and atmosphere of your entire home.

Enter Spectral: an ultra-matte, tactile surface finish that redefines modern refinement. Now available across our high-performance range, Spectral combines design elegance with advanced durability and effortless upkeep.

Here’s why more architects and discerning homeowners are making the switch.

 

What makes Spectral different?

Spectral is an ultra-matte surface finish designed for modern windows and doors. It goes beyond traditional colour options, offering a tactile, velvety surface that looks and feels premium. Unlike standard finishes that may reflect glare or show fingerprints, Spectral offers a soft-touch, anti-glare surface that resists marks and is incredibly easy to clean.

This is more than a style upgrade. It’s a performance-driven solution designed for modern living.

 

Designed to stand out

The beauty of Spectral is in its detail. Whether you are working with a modern extension or refreshing a period home, this finish adds depth and sophistication to any design.

Spectral is available in a curated range of architectural colours, including contemporary greys, blacks, and soft neutrals. Each shade has been selected for its ability to harmonise with Irish homes and their surroundings, allowing you to make bold design statements or subtle enhancements.

Unlike gloss or semi-gloss finishes, Spectral has a deeply matte surface with a fine texture, giving every frame a rich, luxurious feel.

 

Built to last

Of course, great looks are nothing without durability, and this is where Spectral truly shines.

Designed with cutting-edge surface technology, the finish is UV-resistant, highly scratch-resistant, and immune to peeling or flaking. Engineered to perform in damp, wind-prone, and coastal Irish environments, Spectral holds its finish without peeling, cracking, or fading — even after years of exposure.

The low-maintenance nature of the finish means no repainting, resealing, or special treatments. Just a simple clean now and then to keep things looking fresh.

 

 

Spectral, a finish that feels as good as it looks

What makes Spectral stand out is not just how it looks, but how it feels.

Its soft-touch texture is completely different from traditional foil finishes. It’s smooth without being slippery, matte without being flat, and adds a unique sensory dimension to your windows and doors. You’ll notice the difference every time you open a window, close a door, or simply walk past a sunlit surface.

 

Enhanced security and energy performance

At Fairco, we never separate beauty from performance. That’s why all products available with the Spectral finish also feature our advanced security and energy-saving systems.

You’ll get all the benefits Fairco is known for, multi-point locking, thermally insulated frames, and airtight seals, with the added style edge of Spectral. Whether you choose double or triple glazing, you can be confident your home is secure, comfortable, and energy-efficient all year round.

 

Ideal for new builds and renovations

Whether you’re building your forever home or upgrading your existing space, Spectral is a natural choice. It adds instant kerb appeal while blending beautifully with other exterior materials like render, brick, timber, and stone.

Paired with our aluminium, uPVC, or composite frames, Spectral gives you more control over the final look, making your windows and doors a true design feature, not just a structural necessity.

Browse our full range of window styles and door options to see how Spectral can be integrated into your project.

 

 

 

The Fairco difference

Spectral perfectly complements Fairco’s commitment to quality, performance, and style. With expert installation, bespoke design consultations, and over two decades of experience, we’ll help you bring your vision to life.

All our products are made for Irish homes, professionally fitted by our expert teams, and backed by industry-leading guarantees.

Want to experience Spectral in person? Visit our showrooms in Deansgrange or Santry and see the finish up close. Touch it, compare colours, and speak with our design team about incorporating Spectral into your home.

Ready to get started? Contact us to book a consultation or request a quote today.

 

What sets Performance uPVC Windows apart

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At Fairco, our Performance uPVC windows are engineered to deliver exceptional quality in every sense. Choosing the right windows for your home is more than a design decision, it’s an investment in comfort, performance, and long-term peace of mind. From thermal efficiency to durability, they offer a standard of excellence that’s built for Irish homes and designed to last.

But what exactly is uPVC? And how does it differ from standard PVC windows? Understanding these differences is key to making the right choice for your home.

 

PVC vs uPVC: what’s the difference?

PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride, a widely used plastic material found in everything from plumbing to packaging. However, standard PVC contains plasticisers, added chemicals that make it flexible. While this flexibility may be useful in certain applications, it makes PVC unsuitable for building materials, particularly for windows and doors, where structural strength is essential.

uPVC, on the other hand, stands for unplasticised polyvinyl chloride. It contains no plasticisers, making it far more rigid, stable, and durable. This rigidity gives uPVC the strength and structural integrity required for window frames, without compromising on weather resistance or thermal performance.

uPVC is also highly resistant to corrosion, moisture, and the effects of ageing. It doesn’t warp, rot, or fade, even after years of exposure to sun, wind, and rain — making it an ideal choice for the Irish climate.

 

Mechanical Properties
Property
PVC
uPVC
Flexibility
 High Low (rigid)
Tensile Strength
 Lower Higher
Impact Resistance
 Moderate (varies by type) High
Structural Use
 Unsuitable Suitable for load-bearing

 

Performance that speaks for itself

At Fairco, we’ve elevated uPVC to a whole new level. Our Performance uPVC windows are not just built from better materials, they’re built to a higher standard. Every frame is precision-engineered to ensure maximum energy efficiency, long-lasting strength, and a refined aesthetic that complements both modern and traditional homes.

These windows are fitted with multi-chambered profiles, a key feature that helps to insulate your home more effectively. The chambers trap pockets of air, reducing heat transfer and creating a thermal barrier between the indoors and outside. When combined with double or triple glazing, this design ensures exceptional energy performance all year round.

The result? A more comfortable home, reduced heating bills, and a smaller environmental footprint.

 

Built for the Irish climate

Irish weather is famously unpredictable, which is why your windows need to be as resilient as they are beautiful. Fairco’s Performance uPVC windows are crafted to withstand everything from heavy rain and coastal air to frosty mornings and the occasional summer heatwave. Our uPVC range is engineered for exceptional longevity and performance, making it a smart investment for any property. Renowned for its remarkable durability, uPVC is resistant to weathering, corrosion, and rot, ensuring it maintains its structural integrity and appearance for decades.

uPVC requires minimal maintenance; a simple wipe with a damp cloth is usually enough to keep your windows looking like new. There’s no risk of warping, flaking, or swelling, just long-lasting performance you can rely on.

 

Engineered for security

At Fairco, we never separate design from security. Our Performance uPVC windows come equipped with multi-point locking systems and reinforced frames, offering robust protection against forced entry. Each unit is internally glazed for added strength, with PAS24 and BFRC-certified components that meet or exceed the most rigorous safety and performance standards.Your peace of mind comes built-in.

Learn more about home security here.

 

Quiet by design

If you live near a busy road or in a built-up area, noise reduction is more than a luxury, it’s a necessity. Fairco’s Performance uPVC windows are designed to reduce unwanted outside noise, helping to create a calmer, more restful indoor environment.

By combining tightly sealed frames, acoustic glass options, and precision installation, we help to keep the world outside where it belongs, quiet, distant, and unobtrusive.

 

Timeless design to match your unique style

While performance is key, style matters too. Our uPVC windows are available in a wide selection of designs, from classic casement and sash styles to tilt-and-turn and fixed frames. You can choose from a refined palette of finishes and colours, including realistic timber-effect options that mimic the warmth and texture of natural wood, without the upkeep.

Whether you’re upgrading a period property or building a contemporary new home, our team will help you select the right window style and finish to match your vision.

 

Redefining uPVC with Spectral

SPECTRAL is an advanced surface technology that brings a refined, velvety texture to modern window and door design. Its ultra-matte finish resists glare, fingerprints, and everyday wear, offering both visual depth and a tactile experience that feels effortlessly elegant. When applied to uPVC, SPECTRAL enhances the material’s already impressive performance with a sculpted, architectural character. The result is a finish that combines resilience with beauty, highly resistant to scratches, fading, and marks, yet soft to the touch. Together, SPECTRAL and uPVC offer a seamless blend of innovation and aesthetics, creating windows and doors that are as luxurious as they are durable.

Learn more about SPECTRAL here.

 

The Fairco difference

Fairco is more than a name. It’s a promise of quality, service, and attention to detail. With over two decades of experience in premium windows and doors, we offer expert consultation, flawless installation, and support every step of the way. Our Performance uPVC windows are fabricated in our custom-built production facility in Co. Antrim, ensuring complete control over quality and lead times.

We don’t just meet standards, we set them.

See a recent installation of Performance uPVC in Malahide:

Explore the Performance uPVC range

Fairco’s Performance uPVC windows offer a powerful blend of aesthetics, efficiency, and security. Whether you’re renovating your existing home or starting from scratch, these windows are a smart, stylish, and sustainable choice.

Visit our showrooms in Deansgrange or Santry to see the quality in person, or get in touch to request a consultation today.