Room by room
En-suite windows: small, steamy and usually overlooked
An en-suite is a bathroom problem in miniature. The window is often tiny, high, awkwardly placed above a bath or basin, and the room fills with steam twice a day with no time to dry out in between.
Add the fact that the window is nearly always the one your neighbours can see, and the specification narrows fast.

What survives daily steam
We only fit moisture-rated products in wet rooms, and the warranty depends on it.
- PVC and waterproof-coated roller fabric — the default for a small en-suite window
- Faux-wood Venetian — where you want slats and tilt control
- ABS waterproof shutters — the premium option, unaffected by humidity
- Perfect-fit — for a UPVC window you want to keep fully openable
Privacy without frosting the glass
Frosted film is cheap but permanent-feeling and kills the light. A top-down/bottom-up roller gives you the same privacy at eye level while letting daylight in over the top, and you can still open it fully to air the room.
Café-style waterproof shutters do the same job with a more architectural finish and are our most-specified en-suite upgrade.
Fitting into tiled recesses
Most en-suite windows sit in a fully tiled reveal. We bring tile-safe drill bits and the correct fixings to every bathroom fit, and where the tiling is new or fragile we will fit face-mounted to the wall above rather than risk the reveal.
If drilling into tile is a concern at all, perfect-fit needs no fixings into the wall whatsoever.
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