Built Stronger With VEKA

Andrew Wrights Windows have partnered with VEKA for over 40 year and have continued that relationship in this new era of Andrew Wrights.  Veka is a German-engineered profiling system, that helps us ensure that our windows and doors meet the highest standards of quality and performance.  

So, what is VEKA and why does it matter? 

VEKA is a family-owned German company that has grown into the world’s largest manufacturer of uPVC window systems. They extrude plastic at their UK-based facility in Burnley to create window profiles, which we then use to expertly craft into the finished products that bring your home to life. 

Choosing VEKA is a strategic decision that makes our job easier and your home better. We use their Class A frames, which are thicker and stronger than the standard industry options. This extra strength is vital because modern glass is heavy, and our frames are designed to carry that weight without warping, bending, or sagging over time. Pair that with the Steel reinforcement that we add to ensure that they stay unaffected against the unpredictable Scottish weather.  

In our Andrew Wright Windows factory, the quality of the material means we get a perfect finish every time. The frames are cut cleanly and weld together seamlessly, allowing our craftsmen to focus on the details that matter. 

You might wonder why a frame makes such a difference, but it truly is the foundation of a comfortable home. Because we use these tougher, higher-quality materials, you’ll enjoy windows that stay perfectly aligned and open smoothly without sticking or jamming for years to come. These advanced frames also act as a powerful barrier against the elements, helping to lower your energy bills by keeping the warmth in and the wind out. 

We choose VEKA because it allows us to build windows that are designed to last a lifetime, ensuring you enjoy a warmer, more secure home with almost zero maintenance. 

Our Andrew Wright Windows and VEKA partnership means that we bring together the best of German engineering, British standards and Scottish craftsmanship to create a product of timeless quality and design.