ILKLEY MP Kris Hopkins will officially open a new conservatories and refurbished showroom of a long established window and conservatory installation business in the town this month.
Mr Hopkins will help Ilkley Windows unveil its new look on Saturday, March 28 at 1pm.
The company has invested heavily in its show site on Leeds Road in the last few months to include a number of new conservatories, new bi-folding doors and an extensive range of window and door displays, with styles and colours to suit all tastes and homes.
Visitors can also view the popular Residence 9 range of authentic 19th century-style flush sash windows that are widely used in country homes and other homes of distinction.
Ilkley Windows is also running a Facebook competition with the chance to win a composite door from its range worth £800. In addition, any customer that orders a Loggia conservatory during April 2015 will receive a free LivinLight.
Janine Roberts, showroom manager at Ilkley Windows, said: “We have invested in our new showroom so we can inspire our customers with the very best of what is available in windows, doors and conservatories. We are looking forward to welcoming homeowners to come and take a look.
“The opening weekend is also a great chance to find out about winning one of our composite doors.”
One of the highlights of a visit to Ilkley Windows is the chance to view the Loggia roof system, which creates conservatories and extensions.
Loggia combines the best of British building excellence with Italian styling to make conservatories and orangeries beautiful, whilst being warm in winter and cool in summer to create an all-year round usable and comfortable living space.
In addition, Ilkley Windows’ showroom features two other styles of conservatory. The Garden Room and a brand new Gable-style conservatory with veranda in Chartwell Green.
Ilkley Windows is a family owned business that has served Ilkley and its surrounding areas for over 40 years.
For more information call Ilkley Windows on 01943 816212 or visit ilkleywindows.co.uk
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