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• RAL 7016

  Anthracite grey

  Mid-dark grey with a cool blue undertone. The most requested window colour.

  Pairs well with: Red or buff brick, white render, a black or matching front door.

• RAL 9005

  Jet black

  True black. Crisp and modern, shows dust more than greys.

  Pairs well with: White render, light brick, anthracite windows with a black door.

• RAL 9016

  Traffic white

  Bright, clean standard uPVC white.

  Pairs well with: Any brick. Freshens up yellowed white frames.

• RAL 7038

  Agate grey

  Soft light grey with a slight green tint.

  Pairs well with: Older brick and stone, cottages, cream render.

• RAL 7039

  Quartz grey

  Warm mid grey with a brown undertone.

  Pairs well with: Buff and sandy brick, timber cladding.

• RAL 6021 (approx.)

  Chartwell-style green

  Pale, soft green with a heritage feel.

  Pairs well with: Cream render, red brick, cottage-style front doors.

• RAL 6009

  Fir green

  Very dark green that reads almost black from the street.

  Pairs well with: Red brick, stone and period homes. A classic heritage shopfront colour.

• RAL 8022

  Black brown

  Near-black with a warm brown base.

  Pairs well with: Warm brick and timber. A softer option than jet black.

• RAL 9001

  Cream

  Soft off-white with a warm yellow base.

  Pairs well with: Older brick, stone and cottages where bright white looks stark.

• RAL 5011

  Steel blue

  Deep navy blue.

  Pairs well with: White render, grey brick, brass door furniture.

• RAL 3001

  Signal red

  Rich classic red, usually for front doors.

  Pairs well with: Anthracite or white windows on brick or render.

• Paint-chart match

  Sage

  Muted grey-green, popular for kitchens.

  Pairs well with: Oak worktops, brass handles, white walls.

Screen colours are only a guide. Tell Ethan the colour family you like, such as greys, greens or creams, and he'll show you all the RAL shades in that family so you can choose the exact one.

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