Oxon Windows and Doors

Windows & Doors
Oxford, Oxfordshire OX2 7HT
Get a Free Quote

Oxon Windows and Doors is a window and door installation company based at 267 Banbury Road in Oxford.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the type and style of windows or doors needed, such as uPVC, aluminium, or timber options. They would arrange a survey to take accurate measurements and provide a written quotation for the supply and installation. The company would also advise on glazing options, security features, and energy efficiency ratings relevant to the property.

One practical thing to ask them is whether they are FENSA registered, as this ensures their installations comply with building regulations for replacement windows and doors.

Services covered

Areas covered

This company is listed in our Oxford directory archive.

Contact

Compare with other installers

For more windows and doors installers in this area, browse the Oxford directory or the Windows and doors installers service archive. Always get at least three quotes before committing.

Photos

Oxon Windows and Doors
Oxon Windows and Doors
Oxon Windows and Doors

Customer Reviews

No reviews yet — be the first to leave one.

Latest Guides for Windows & Doors

Windows & Glazing

Obscure glass options UK 2026

The most important thing to know about obscure glass in 2026 Obscure glass is a legal requirement for certain UK windows under Building Regulations Approved Document Part B and Part L. It is not optional for bathrooms, WCs, or any glazing within 800mm of floor level in a room with a bath or shower (GOV.UK, […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Solar control glass UK 2026

What is solar control glass? Solar control glass is a window coating or tint that reduces heat gain from sunlight while keeping the room bright. It is not the same as standard double glazing or privacy film. Quick Answer Solar control glass typically costs £200-£500 per m2 installed and reduces heat gain by 40-60% compared […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Low-iron glass, explained (UK, 2026)

Low-iron glass reduces the green tint seen in standard float glass Standard float glass contains iron oxide impurities that give it a greenish-blue edge glow and colour distortion, particularly visible on larger panes. Low-iron glass is manufactured with significantly fewer iron impurities, resulting in a much clearer and more colour-neutral appearance. Pilkington technical data sheets […]

5 min · 5 May 2026

More Windows & Doors guides →

Related Guides

In-depth windows & glazing reading.

Windows & Glazing

Can you get a suntan through windows UK?

UV radiation from the sun is blocked differently by window glass than by open air Ordinary window glass blocks almost all UVB rays, the type responsible for sunburn and direct DNA damage. UVA rays, which cause skin ageing and can contribute to skin cancer over time, pass through most standard double glazing. This means you […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Plants for window condensation reduction

In 2026, indoor relative humidity above 60% drives condensation, and plants can reduce it by absorbing moisture through transpiration Condensation on windows is a persistent problem in many UK homes, forming when warm, moist air meets cold glass. The Energy Saving Trust states that indoor relative humidity above 60% is the trigger point for condensation […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Condensation on windows causes and fixes

The single most important thing to know about condensation on windows Condensation on windows is the most reported winter household problem in the UK, affecting an estimated 38% of homes according to government data (DESNZ, 2024). The direct cause is simple: excess indoor humidity meets a cold glass surface. The window is not the source […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Caring for your windows annual checklist

A single annual window-care round costs roughly £40–£80 in materials, compared with £200–£600 for one emergency repair call-out. Neglecting window maintenance is a gamble that rarely pays off. A single emergency call-out for a broken hinge, a failed lock, or a cracked seal typically costs between £200 and £600, depending on your location and the […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

How to tighten a top-hung window

Tightening a top-hung window costs nothing in materials and takes under 30 minutes for most homeowners If your top-hung window is rattling in the wind or letting in a cold draught, the first fix is almost always a simple adjustment. Most homeowners search for this solution to stop noise or heat loss, and the primary […]

5 min · 5 May 2026
Windows & Glazing

Window stiff or loose when opening – fixes

A stiff or loose window can cost you up to £300 a year in wasted heating, but most fixes cost under £50. A window that is hard to open or rattles in its frame is a common annoyance. It can also be a significant source of heat loss. Energy Saving Trust data shows that a […]

6 min · 5 May 2026
Browse all guides