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Everest Windows & Doors Isle of Wight

Double Glazing, Triple Glazing & Front Doors for Isle of Wight Houses

  • Covering Newport, Cowes, Ryde and Sandowne
  • Bespoke products made in Britain
  • Built to last with long-lasting guarantees
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Everest Windows & Doors in the Isle of Wight

We have a local installation centre just across the water in Ringwood, Hampshire. Our representatives work to fit around your needs with design appointments available at a time to suit you, including evenings and weekends. From initial design consultation to manufacturing and installation, our expert teams take care of it all, every step of the way.


We offer core products of windows, doors and conservatories. All products are bespoke, made to your individual needs and the combination of styles, materials, colours and finishes means you have hundreds of options to make your perfect windows or door. All Everest products are made-to-measure to ensure a perfect fit.


With Everest, you can rest assured you’re getting windows and doors that meet the British Standard for security so your home is offered the highest level of protection. Our windows and doors are accredited with Secured by Design and PAS 24 which tests every aspect of security.


We recognise that energy efficiency is essential and we're committed to developing the most energy efficient double glazing and triple glazed windows on the market with the lowest U-values in the UK.


Everest has been manufacturing windows for over 50 years. We are proud that all our Everest products are designed and manufactured in Britain, at our factory in Treherbert, Wales.

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Areas We Cover on the Isle of Wight

Everest covers window and door installation across all of the Isle of Wight, including Bembridge, Cowes, Freshwater, Newport, Sandowne, Shanklin, Ventnor and Ryde.


Our nearest installation centre is just across the water in Ringwood, Hampshire and we have plenty of experience servcing the island and understand the styles of properties and needs for local houses.


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Isle of Wight house styles

Isle of Wight house styles

Isle of Wight house styles

Isle of Wight house styles

Architectural Styles in the Isle of Wight

Otherwise known as ‘the Island’, the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England is a small island of rugged coastline, rolling countryside and seaside towns. The traditional house styles of the island range from chocolate box style thatched cottages, Victorian terraces and the ubiquitous semi-detached houses from the Edwardian era and the 1960s. The island also has a variety of modern architectural builds worthy of Grand Designs.


Victorian terrace coastal houses

Traditional seaside Victorian terraced houses can be found in coastal towns across the Isle of Wight in Ryde and Cowes.


The main feature of a terraced house is the bay window that offers more space in the living room and panoramic views along the street.


Originally, Victorian terraces were built with wooden sash windows but most have not survived due to poor maintenance and were replaced with uPVC casement windows. To renovate the period property back to its original best condition, sash windows can be reinstalled.


For energy efficiency, casement windows do offer superior heat retention and a buffer against the seafront weather.


Front doors are timber panel doors with glazed upper panels featuring stained glass. Again, these are prized original details to find still in a property today.


Houses near the coast are often rendered and painted in pastel colours. To complement a coloured house, white windows and a brightly painted front door look the best.


For Victorian properties, we recommend:

Windows: Sash windows in UPVC or wooden sash windows, in white.

Doors: Composite panel door with glazed upper panels and stained glass, in bright colours. For the coast, bright turquoise, pinks, greens and blues are popular choices.


1930s and 1960s semi-detached house

Like the mainland, in the towns across the Isle of Wight can be found the standard housing stock of semi-detached houses and bungalows built in the 30s and 60s.


The 1930s semi has half brick and half render or pebble dash walls. The 1960s house has walls of light brown, grey or buff-coloured brick half-clad with weatherboards or concrete hanging tiles.


Earlier 1930s semis usually have faceted bay windows sometimes featuring leaded glass. In the 60s, windows became bigger in size with large casement picture windows, often in aluminium frames.

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For semi-detached properties, we recommend:

Windows: Casement windows in uPVC or aluminium windows and leaded glass or internal Georgian bars with frames in white, grey or black.

Doors: Composite panel door with glazed panels and decorative glass. Early 1930s properties suit traditional colours such as white, black, brown and blue, or a natural varnished timber finish. 1960s houses suit brighter colours for doors.


Modern/Architectural

Architecturally designed homes worthy of Grand Designs are usually detached houses built on generous plots.


The modern designs feature large expanses of glass to maximise light and often borrow materials and building techniques used in commercial construction. Large sheets of glass need strong frames to support them, so aluminium frames are popular for structure and to achieve a signature sleek look.


Doors can be oversized in natural timber, aluminium or a continuation of glazing.


For modern/architectural properties, we recommend:

Windows: Aluminium windows or uPVC flush casement frames in a dark grey or black.

Doors: Natural timber door or fully glazed door and aluminium frame in contemporary dark grey or classic black.


Thatched Cottages

Traditional English country cottages are highly desired and none more so than the chocolate box style of the thatched roof cottage. Shanklin and Goshill have beautiful examples of quintessentially English cottages.


The thatched cottage will have a low sloping roof, small windows and low ceilings.


Most cottages fall within conservation areas, or listed building status and this limits any changes that can be made to the appearance of the building and the windows must be in an original style. Usually timber casement or sash.


A front door is usually timber with stable door styles being a popular choice.


For thatched cottage properties, we recommend:

Windows: Wooden (sometimes uPVC) flush casement windows with traditional Georgian bar styling in muted colours, or wooden sash windows.

Doors: Wood grain effect composite door, or wooden door in classic green, brown or grey.


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Why choose Everest windows?


Designed & Made In Britain

All Everest products are manfactured in Britain at our factory in Treherbert. Unlike other suppliers, we make the entire window or door at the factory in Wales and don't import cheaper door slabs or window frames premade. We work hard to deliver nothing less than the highest quality products.


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We're so confident in the quality of our products that we offer some of the longest guarantees in the industry. In fact, we're the only major home improvement company to offer lifetime guarantees as an upgrade on our uPVC exclusives double and triple glazed windows.



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