Sash window specialists Roseview are now able to offer lead times of just two weeks on two of its market-leading products.While default lead times for the Charisma, Heritage and Ultimate Rose windows remain at three weeks, if required by the customer, the Charisma and Heritage models can be delivered in just two.A long-standing commitment to manufacturing excellence and exceptional customer service has seen the company overhaul processes behind the scenes, allowing it to offer the reduced lead-times.Two weeks is remarkably short turn-around time for products that involve the level of pinpoint accuracy and attention to detail that go into the Charisma and Heritage Rose, comments Richard Burrells, Roseview Sales Director. But we know that in some circumstances, that’s what our customers need. As a business, we’re dedicated to constantly pushing boundaries, and improving the service we provide – and this is just the latest step on the journey to becoming the best, most customer-focused fabricator in the UK.Roseview’s Rose Collection is the leading uPVC vertical-sliding sash window range in the UK. The Charisma Rose takes the competitively-priced Eurocell system and turns it into an impeccably stylish timber-effect sash window perfect for new build and commercial projects. The Heritage Rose, accepted in conservation areas as discerning as Cambridge, Worcester, and Kensington and Chelsea, is near-indistinguishable from timber – while the G-Award-winning Ultimate Rose is the most authentic uPVC sash window available anywhere in the world.
fot. Roseview Windows | Roseview Heritage Rose.
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