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The new substrate, finished in an Anthracite Smooth Matt foil, gives Infinity a matching high-end finish on the inside of the frame – replacing the standard white or dark brown finish that’s found when you open other window systems. The combination of the grey on grey appearance, alongside both Graf welded frames and now cills, means Infinity is expertly placed to help Dekko customers target the premium end of the home improvement market.

“Infinity has long been the luxury alternative to standard white uPVC windows and we’re delighted to extend that with the brand-new substrate,” comments Kurt Greatrex, Sales Director at Dekko Window Systems. “With its Smooth Matt finish, the new substrate adds the final touch to what is already a highly-desirable and high-margin window system, which meets the premium demands of today’s consumer.”

“The completely grey finish also means Infinity can double-up as an effective replica for aluminium. So, if our luxury Räum aluminium collection is just outside the homeowner’s budget, our customers can effectively recreate those premium, contemporary aesthetics using the Infinity Flush Sash. It’s part of our commitment as the UK’s leading premium fabricator to provide all the tools and support our customers need to thrive in this ultra-competitive market.”

Alongside the marquee flush sash, Infinity’s standout aesthetics are available in both chamfered and sculptured designs. Manufactured using Deceuninck’s proven 2500 and 2800 systems, Infinity is well-suited for use in new-build projects and as a timber replacement with 26 stunning colourways including a number of authentic woodgrain foils.

Celebrating a decade in business, Dekko Windows Systems was founded by Gary Torr and Kurt Greatrex, and is one of the leading fabricators of high-end uPVC and aluminium windows and doors. Based in Greater Manchester, Dekko was listed in the 2016 edition of the London Stock Exchange’s 1000 Companies to Inspire Britain. The report celebrates the fastest growing small and medium-sized businesses in the UK.