Crittall-style kitchen screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
We survey, make and fit Crittall-style kitchen screens across Glasgow and the West of Scotland, from Glasgow and Paisley to East Kilbride. If you have the wall between a new kitchen and the old living room, a made-to-measure screen is often the simplest fix.
Kitchen screens for Glasgow and the West of Scotland homes
Red and blond sandstone tenements and West End villas have tall rooms and long hallways; Scottish building standards apply to structural and fire work.
That is why so many enquiries from Paisley and East Kilbride start with the wall between a new kitchen and the old living room.
Survey and fitting in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
We travel to Glasgow and the West of Scotland regularly; it is around 300 miles from our office by road. The survey is free and there is no obligation to go ahead. Use the design and price tool for an instant guide figure, or call us and we will talk it through.
Popular uses
- Enclosing a pantry or wine store with a glazed front
- Separating a utility or boot room from the main kitchen
Options we offer
- Handles: Lever, pull or knob in black, brass or bronze
- Glass: Toughened as standard; acoustic laminated to cut noise
- Door: Single or double hinged, sliding, or pivot
Read more about kitchen screens or see everything we fit in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
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Kitchen screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland: questions
Do you work with builders in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Yes. Many of our Glasgow and the West of Scotland jobs are part of a wider renovation, so we coordinate the survey and fitting date with your builder.
How much do Crittall-style kitchen screens cost in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Prices are the same across the UK: as a guide, £3,800 to £8,400 for a typical size, fitted and including VAT. Your fixed price comes after a free survey.
Do I need permission for Crittall-style kitchen screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Most internal work needs no planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and fire safety rules apply in three-storey houses and flats. Scottish building standards apply here.