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Intelligently designed bespoke Double Glazing products, incorporating only the highest quality materials and outstanding craftsmanship. At Kensington Sash we specialise in the careful replication, replacement and performance upgrade of timber period sash and casement windows to the private and commercial sector. Kensington Sash Group Ltd.
13 Radnor Walk, SW3 4BP, Chelsea, United Kingdom
There is a reason the last positive review was 3 years ago, all of their phone numbers and invalid and their company accounts are long overdue. It now just consists of one individual (not sure what name he will give his next customer, for me it was James but his actual name is Luke Robertson) who commits to as many jobs as possible, does a little bit of work in order to receive partial payment and then disappears. My advise is to steer well clear.
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