A Teleflex window opener provides a manual winding solution for opening and closing windows and is a safer and easier to use system than using a pole to open your out of reach windows. This type of control is popular in schools and commercial buildings and is far more cost effective than installing an automated solution.
A further benefit of the Teleflex system for window controls is its reliability. A Teleflex system is made up of a manual chain opener on the window itself which is attached via an operating cable, encased in a conduit, to the winding handle. The simplicity of the system provides for a reliable long lasting solution for opening those difficult to reach windows.
Whether you are a school, commercial organisation or the owner of a private dwelling our experienced team have extensive experience in advising on and installing a Teleflex system. Contact our team for a no obligation consultation and we will put together a quote for you based on your requirements.
As well as installing Teleflex window controls we offer servicing and maintenance services to assist you in making sure that your Teleflex system operates effectively and to ensure long term reliability for the system.
Our service provides a cost effective way to ensure a long life and consistent reliability from your Teleflex window control system. Contact our UK office to discuss your requirements and we will provide you with a no obligation free consultation and quotation.
Contact us to discuss your requirements and for a no obligation free consultation and quotation.
At LJ Pratley & Partners, we are honoured to have worked in some of the UK's most prestigious venues and historical landmarks.
Buckingham Palace
St Pauls Cathedral
The Gherkin
Olympic Park Stratford
In addition to the supply and installation of a range of manual window control products and natural and smoke ventilation systems, our highly experienced team can also undertake planned maintenance and responsive repairs to ensure the continued security and safety of your premises.
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