Terms & Conditions of Supply & Installation
Last updated: September 2026 • M G SHOPFRONTS LIMITED
These terms and conditions govern the supply, fabrication, and installation of architectural aluminium systems, shopfronts, bioclimatic pergolas, certified fire-rated glazing, windows, and doors by M G SHOPFRONTS LIMITED.
1. Quotations & Contract Formation
- All quotations and estimates provided by our estimating desk are valid for 30 calendar days from the date of issue.
- Quotations are based on the dimensions, architectural drawings, and site information provided. All contracts are subject to a final technical survey conducted by our survey engineers.
- A binding contract is formed once a signed quotation, purchase order, or agreed deposit has been received.
2. Fabrication & Tolerances
- All products are manufactured to bespoke architectural dimensions at our Quarry Bank manufacturing facility.
- Manufacturing conforms strictly to British Standards (BS EN 12020 for extruded aluminium, BS 6262 for glazing, and BS EN 1634 / BS 476 for fire-rated systems).
- Polyester powder coating is applied in accordance with Qualicoat marine-grade standards.
3. Delivery & Site Installation
- Estimated manufacturing lead times are provided in good faith and depend on profile extrusions, glass specifications, and powder coating queues.
- The client is responsible for ensuring clear, safe access to the installation area, including structural apertures prepared to agreed tolerances.
- All installation work is carried out by trained in-house installers adhering to Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM 2015).
4. Warranties & Guarantees
- We provide a 10-year manufacturer warranty on architectural aluminium frame profiles and Qualicoat polyester powder coating finishes.
- Sealed double/triple glazed units carry a 5-year manufacturer warranty against premature hermetic seal failure.
- Mechanical hardware (locks, hinges, rollers, panic exit mechanisms) carries a 12-month standard manufacturer warranty.
5. Governing Law
These terms and conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any disputes.