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Completed heritage aluminium corner doors on a garden room

Completed projects

Made in Bristol. Fitted across the region.

Explore real windows, doors, conservatories, roof lanterns and glazing projects manufactured or installed by Master Plastics.

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Jet-black heritage aluminium doors and windows wrapping around a garden-room corner

Garden room

Heritage aluminium doors around a corner

An unusual jet-black arrangement brings garden views into two sides of a finished room.

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Finished garage conversion with heritage-style aluminium doors beside a landscaped garden

Before and after

Garage conversion with heritage glazing

An old garage becomes useful garden-facing living space with anthracite-grey doors and windows.

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Full-height aluminium gable-end glazing on a contemporary home

Architectural glazing

Full-height glazed gable wall

Shaped aluminium glazing fills a double-height stairwell with daylight and long views.

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Dark-grey aluminium bifold doors fully open to a patio

Project collection

Bifold doors from 3m to 6m

Compare three-panel, five-panel and wide openings in finished and installation-stage photographs.

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Earlier Bristol projects

Three local buildings, each shaped by its setting

Windows are part of a building’s character as well as its performance. These projects show how made-to-measure manufacture can respond to listed fabric, a landmark office conversion and a new apartment scheme on a historic high street.

7 Redcross Street in Old Market, Bristol, with its historic central façade and windowed side wings

Old Market, BristolHistoric and commercial

7 Redcross Street

A rare piece of Georgian Bristol survives at the centre of this building. Historic England records the Grade II listed façade as the birthplace of portrait painter Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA in 1769 and as part of what may have been Bristol’s earliest true terrace. The houses behind it were later rebuilt and incorporated into a late-20th-century office block.

The address went on to house public-analysis and scientific services and was most recently used as a school before its residential redevelopment. During the school phase, Master Plastics manufactured and installed replacement windows to both side elevations, working around the retained historic frontage and the repeated openings of the later wings.

Our work
Made-to-measure replacement windows to both side elevations
Setting
A listed Georgian façade within a later commercial building
Approach
Consistent sightlines across repeated window openings

Historic background: Historic England list entry 1202492.

Beacon Tower at 602 to 604 Fishponds Road, showing the dark-framed top-floor windows

Fishponds, BristolCommercial-to-residential

Beacon Tower, 602–604 Fishponds Road

Beacon Tower has changed use without losing its familiar place on the Fishponds skyline. Originally designed as a commercial office block—and remembered in the Master Plastics project record for its employment-office use—it was redeveloped as 44 apartments over seven floors.

Master Plastics completed the window work to the top floor. Dark frames sit naturally within the rooftop cladding beneath the projecting canopy, while the regular window rhythm keeps the new upper level visually connected to the long bands of openings below.

Our work
Top-floor window package
Detail
Dark frames coordinated with the rooftop cladding
Context
A former office landmark adapted for residential use

Development background: Beacon Tower project record.

Newdaw Apartments at 141 High Street, Staple Hill, with white arched uPVC windows

Staple HillNew apartments

Newdaw Apartments, 141 High Street

Staple Hill’s High Street grew with the area around it. South Gloucestershire Council traces the district’s rapid expansion to the arrival of railway and tram links in the 19th century and highlights the Victorian architecture that still gives the High Street much of its identity.

At Newdaw Apartments, Master Plastics manufactured and installed the white uPVC window and door package. Repeated arched heads give the main elevations a strong rhythm, while matching dormer windows continue the design at roof level. The result is a modern residential scheme with details that feel at home in an established local streetscape.

Products
White uPVC windows and doors
Detail
Arched heads, apartment openings and dormer windows
Result
A consistent façade across the multi-home development

Local history: South Gloucestershire Council’s Staple Hill guide.

Project gallery

More recent work from our team

Every project is made to its confirmed specification. These photographs show the range of homes, commercial spaces and specialist installations we support.

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What the photographs show

Different properties need different specifications

Our gallery includes individual replacements, larger property renovations, new-build developments, garden rooms, conservatories, commercial glazing and rooflights. The photographs are useful for comparing frame colours, sightlines, opening arrangements and the way windows and doors sit alongside brick, render, timber cladding and patio finishes.

A photograph cannot show every technical detail, so each new project is considered separately. Sizes, glass, ventilation, security, thresholds, drainage and installation conditions are confirmed for the actual opening. Products shown here may therefore differ from the specification needed at another property.

If a completed project is close to the style you want, mention it when enquiring. Send photographs of your property and explain which features matter most. We can then discuss whether uPVC, aluminium, a composite entrance door or another solution is the most appropriate starting point. Approximate measurements help at the early stage, while installed work is surveyed before manufacture.