Clamp-in replacement windows - Seaglaze or Technautic Marine?

[Keith-i]

I'm just looking into replacing the aged and leaky windows in our boat and wondered if anyone out there had experience of either Seaglaze or Technautic windows. Both companies offer a clamp-in frame, and whilst I'm still waiting for a sample from Technautic, I'm having trouble differentiating between the two, even though one firm is almost 20% cheaper than the other. I don't mind paying more for better quality or better appearance.

Our windows are three panes, with the central pane sliding open.

 

[KevO]

I used Technautic last year. They made me a pair of bespoke windows using my old ones as templates. Good service, good product, good price. Recommended without hesitation. No connection etc.

 

[PCUK]

Clamp-in is available from all makers - or should be as it's a standard fit these days. Have you looked at South East Marine Windows? www.semarinewindows.co.uk/

 

[Paul1962]

Hi,
Used Seaglaze to excellent effect on several new builds - excellent service and fair pricing - No Connection.

Regards

 

[Keith-i]

Clamp-in is available from all makers - or should be as it's a standard fit these days. Have you looked at South East Marine Windows? www.semarinewindows.co.uk/

I have looked at their website but they seemed to be a bit 'industrial' in appearance and a little less refined.