Aluminium shopfronts in Enfield Lock

Around Enfield Lock you will mostly find Victorian workers' cottages, interwar terraces and Enfield Island Village homes. Shops in converted Victorian terraces often have historic pilasters and fascias, and keeping those features while replacing the glazed frames can help with planning.

Standalone commercial buildings and roadside units can use larger corner shopfronts, but glazing beside pavements needs suitable safety glass and secure locking. Parades from the 1920s and 1930s often have consistent frontage designs, so matching neighbouring proportions and transom heights helps a new shopfront sit comfortably.

Some of the older streets near the lock and the factory fall under conservation controls, so we check with Enfield Council before quoting. Newer homes on Enfield Island Village may have management company rules. Our Edmonton factory is about 4 miles south, so surveys and fitting are easy to arrange.

We design, manufacture and install aluminium shopfronts for shops, cafés, restaurants, offices and salons, combining large glazed areas with strong, slim frames. They suit businesses opening new premises or replacing tired frontages, and landlords wanting a durable, low-maintenance front that displays goods and interiors clearly.

• Large glass areas to display products
• Strong, low-maintenance aluminium frames
• Choice of powder-coated colours

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