New build/self builds, passive houses, home retrofitting and new housing schemes.
Elegant slim sightlines. Chamfered frame with sculptured bead as standard (chamfered bead option available).
High security locking mechanisms, fittings and materials. Internally glazed for maximum security.
Strong, rigid framework with long-lasting finish.
Testing has resulted in EnergyPlus90 joining the ranks of a select few window products to claim Passive House certification – component id: 1014wi03 & 1015fx03.
Weather testing carried out on a full-sized EnergyPlus90 window has surpassed BS6375 requirements. Water class E1050 (91mph) 1050Pa Deflection load-2000Pa (126mph) Safety load-3000Pa (155mph).
With acoustic values as high as Rw (C;Ctr) = 42 (-2;-6). EnergyPlus90 offers a unique proposition for the commercial market.
Thermally efficient, nine chamber profile and high-performance seals reduce heat loss. Triple glazed uPVC window with U-values as low as 0.71 W/m²K.
48mm and 56mm triple-glazing options available. Passive House compliant with laminate glazing included. There are numerous combinations of glazing available for EnergyPlus90, to suit every type of installation.
Available in a wide selection of window styles including open out, top or side hung openers.
Backed by a 15 Year Guarantee*
Integrated, Maintenance-Free Blinds
Child-Proof Safety Catch
ScreenLine® Integrated Blinds offer a great many benefits. To begin with, they offer the privacy, shade and protection from sunlight that you expect of a quality blind. The difference is that the blind is sandwiched between two panes of glass, protecting it from dust and weather, making it entirely maintenance-free. Excellent light and solar control characteristics mean you can vary the angle of your blinds as you want.
Safety catch is shown here on a uPVC casement window
Senator uPVC Passive and High Performance Windows can be fitted with a safety catch if specified. This safety catch allows you to open the window wide enough for ventilation but not wide enough to compromise security or child safety. In case of emergency, restrictors can be released as a means of escape. And as the restrictor is fitted between the sash and frame, there are no unsightly attachments visible on the main surfaces of the window.
Safety catch is shown here on a uPVC casement window
Passive & High Performance Windows are available in a choice of 25 colours. And you can mix and match. With one colour on the outside and another on the inside. Your Senator representative will be able to advise you of the various combinations available.
Passive & High Performance Windows are available in a choice of 25 colours. And you can mix and match. With one colour on the outside and another on the inside. Your Senator representative will be able to advise you of the various combinations available.
White
Cream
Claystone
Sage
Pebble Grey
7038 Grey
Chartwell Green
7155 Grey
7012 Grey
7015 Grey
7016 Grey
7016 Smooth Grey
Balmoral
Irish Oak
Cedar
Oregon
Classic Oak
Sapeli
Rosewood
Mahogany
Dark Green
Dark Red
Burgundy
Blue
Black
White
Satin
Chrome
Smokey Chrome
Gold
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Have questions about our windows? You’re in the right place. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common queries we get from homeowners—from product options and energy efficiency to installation and guarantees. If you need more help, our team is always happy to assist.
The cost of replacing your windows depends on a few key details—like size, material, style, glazing, and any extras you choose. Since every window is made to measure, just let us know what you have in mind, and we’ll be happy to provide a free, no-obligation quotation tailored to your needs.
While it can be more cost-effective to replace all your windows at once, some homeowners choose to do it in two stages—starting with the front and coming back to complete the rest later. It really comes down to what works best for you, your home, and your budget. We’re here to help you find the right approach.
Both materials are strong, energy efficient, and stylish—but there are a few differences worth considering before you make your final choice. Often, it comes down to personal preference, though in some cases one option may suit your home better than the other. If you’re not sure which is right for you, visit your local Senator showroom where you will see both materials on display and your Senator Dealer will be happy to help you decide.
There are some clear signs it might be time to replace your windows—like draughts, rising heating bills, or visible wear and tear. Upgrading your windows is a smart investment that not only makes your home more comfortable, but can also improve your BER rating and help lower your energy costs in the long run.
How often you’ll need to replace your windows depends on their quality, type, and the conditions they face over time. Most people will only replace their windows once or twice in a lifetime—so it’s worth having trusted experts by your side to help you get it right.
To learn more about available grants for energy-efficient windows in Ireland, visit the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and your local authority websites. You’ll find up-to-date information on current supports to help make your home warmer, more efficient, and comfortable all year round.
Book a consultation with your local Senator window or door expert or get a quote for your next project.
