ᐅ Windows from Poland or Bosnia?

Hello House Building Forum users,

Who among you has experience with windows from Poland or Bosnia?

I look forward to your helpful feedback.

Are these installed by foreign companies?

I think that’s the key issue, unless you have a local tradesperson who installs foreign components... Also, any warranty might be uncertain.

Windows from Poland have become quite common. Besides Polish companies, there are also many German companies that install them.

In my previous house, I had Polish Veka windows supplied by a Polish company, and currently, in my apartment, I have Polish windows from a German company.

They are just regular windows. And when it comes to installers, you can have bad experiences anywhere; that has nothing to do with nationality.

We have Polish VEKA profile windows. They were installed by our local builder, who also ordered and invoiced them. The windows are perfect. All good quality, with Winkhaus and Roto fittings. K

A few years ago, I bought Oknoplast windows. Previously, I had single-glazed windows. I wanted to reduce my heating costs, so I chose Winergetic windows with a low U-value (thermal transmittance). After replacing the windows, the house feels warmer. I can recommend this to anyone looking to save money.

We distribute windows from Bosnia as the direct sales partner. These are Veka windows. All components come from the same suppliers. We can offer such low prices because the material supply chain is shortened. All windows have the CE mark and are manufactured using the latest machinery.

Currently, we mainly serve new construction clients. Architects are lining up with us because we can deliver within 2 weeks after the offer is accepted. Last Tuesday, 18 balcony doors were ordered (triple glazing, insulated aluminum electric roller shutters), delivered and installed 2 days later.

But to get to the actual question...