Our Accreditations

From July 2013 it will be mandatory in the UK for building products to comply with CE Marking requirements when the current Construction Products Directive is replaced by the Construction Products Regulation. Most external windows and doorsets will need CE Marking and it’s the responsibly of installers, fabricators and suppliers to comply.

Compliance is already a legal requirement for manufacturers to place their products on the market in some EC countries. From July 2013 manufacturers wishing to export to any Member State will be required to meet the regulations and their products bear the CE mark.

All our Windows and Doors already meet the requirements set by the C E Mark which comes into effect on 1st July 2013. It will be illegal to install Windows and Doors from this date which do not have the C E Mark certification.

CE marking indicates that a product conforms to specific European technical standards known as harmonised European Norms (‘hEN’).

A government authorised Competent Person Scheme for the replacement of windows, doors, roof windows and roof lights in England and Wales against the relevant Building Regulations.

We are a FENSA Registered Window Joinery Company and as such will arrange for the Building Regulation Certificate of Compliance to be issued following any window/door replacement. This document confirms that the work carried out is fully compliant with current Building Regulations and is also needed to help calculate the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for your home. The EPC is now required when a property is sold or rented out.

Accoya raises the standards and reliability of timber windows, doors and conservatories to new levels with a minimum of 60 years service life. Accoya has properties that surpass those of the best tropical hardwoods, yet is manufactured using a non-toxic wood modification process and timber.