Due to expansion we are recruiting experienced UPVC/Aluminum Window & doors Fabricators. Rates of pay will match the experience your have. We are also looking for an apprentice to learn all aspects of window & door fabrication. Please contact the office on 01922 400029 or send over your details by email to sean.ward@ashmoreglass.co.uk

Introducing the Sheerline Aluminum Range coming in early January. Our newest collection of aluminum windows and doors. Combining a stylish aesthetic with cutting edge technical innovations, this range offers unique features for incredible thermal efficiency and security. Available in a wide variety of colours, these products are built for strong, durable construction, ensuring long lasting […]

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn them. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We shall remember them.

At Ashmore Glass and Mirrors community and teamwork have always been at the heart of our business. We are dedicated to supporting our local community and important causes globally. In keeping with these values, we are proud to have recently sponsored a successful charity fishing day, with all proceeds going to ‘Sumna Kvitka’ Charity which […]

At the beginning of the year, we were approached by a local charity to upgrade their existing timber windows and doorframes to more modern and energy-efficient UPVC alternatives. Caring Hearts WV11, based on Ashmore Park in Wolverhampton which provides vital support and care to vulnerable individuals in the community, recognized the need to improve the […]

One of the main benefits of replacing old windows is to improve the thermal performance. The choice of which window is best in this area can be confusing as the technical information regarding the performance of the window is not always fully explained. U values measure the amount of heat energy that is lost through […]

We currently have an offer on at Ashmore Glass, triple glazed units for the price of double glazed units. Triple glazing uses three panes of glass sealed together and filled with Argon as opposed to double glazing which undergoes the same procedure however with two panes of glass. Argon gas is heavier than air and […]