Online price calculator

Get an indicative price for your windows, balcony glazing, shower cabin or doors in a few steps — no obligation. Choose the product, enter your dimensions, pick the system and any extras, and see an estimate instantly.

Step 1 / 5 Product

What are we calculating?

Dimensions

Materials

Profile
Color
Glass

Additional services

Result

Preliminary cost of materials and basic work. The exact price is provided by a measurement specialist after an on-site visit.
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How does the calculator work?

  1. Choose the product. Windows, balcony glazing, a shower enclosure or a door.
  2. Enter the size. Width and height in metres; for a shower, depth as well. Approximate figures are fine if you do not have exact ones.
  3. Pick the materials. Profile tier and colour, balcony system and shape, glass type and thickness.
  4. Tick the extras. Removal of the old unit, window sills, reveals, mosquito nets.
  5. Get the result and send a request. You see a preliminary cost; leave your name and phone or message us on WhatsApp — we book a free measurement and confirm the exact price.

What drives the price of windows, balcony glazing and shower enclosures?

The calculator shows a preliminary cost of materials and basic work. The final price depends on several factors — knowing them makes it easier to plan a budget and compare quotes from different companies.

uPVC and aluminium windows

The main factor is the unit area (width × height) and the number of opening sashes: every opening sash means extra hardware and labour, while a fixed pane is simpler. The second factor is the profile system. The calculator has three tiers: budget (Infinite S60, ASPEN S60), standard (VEKA Softline 70, Winklaus 60, Evaks E6) and premium (VEKA Softline 82, Winklaus 75, Pimapen). They differ in the number of chambers, profile depth and thermal and sound insulation. Coloured and anthracite profiles cost more than white.

Balcony glazing

Here the system sets the price first: cold aluminium (keeps out wind, dust and rain), warm uPVC (turns the balcony into an extension of the living room) or frameless glazing (maximum view). Shape matters too: L-shaped and curved balconies need a custom survey and extra work. On high floors (5–9 and 10+) installation is harder, and the calculator accounts for that.

Shower enclosures

The price depends on size (width, height, depth), shape (rectangular, corner, L-shaped, walk-in), door type (sliding, swing or no door) and glass. Glass is tempered or mirror, 4 to 10 mm thick: thicker glass makes a sturdier enclosure, and the hardware is matched to it.

Extra work

Removal of the old unit, window sills (30 cm or 40+ cm), uPVC reveals and mosquito nets are priced separately — you can tick them in step 4 of the calculator.

The exact price is confirmed after a free on-site measurement: the real opening size, wall condition and installation conditions can only be seen on site.

Calculator and pricing FAQ

Is the calculator price final?

No, it is a preliminary cost of materials and basic work. The final price is confirmed after a free on-site measurement, because the real dimensions, wall condition and installation conditions can only be seen on site. The calculator is there to help you plan a budget in advance.

Why can two windows of the same size cost different amounts?

Price depends on more than size: the profile tier (budget, standard, premium), the number of opening sashes, the profile colour (white, coloured, anthracite) and extra work — removal, sills, reveals, mosquito nets — all change the total.

Which balcony glazing should I choose: cold aluminium, warm uPVC or frameless?

Cold aluminium protects the balcony from wind, dust and rain but does not keep heat in. Warm uPVC turns the balcony into an extension of the room with thermal and sound insulation. Frameless glazing gives the widest view and a modern look. We help you choose in a free consultation, based on how you plan to use the balcony.

Do the floor level and balcony shape affect the price?

Yes. Installation is harder on high floors (5–9 and 10+). L-shaped and curved balconies, unlike straight ones, need a custom survey and extra work. The calculator takes both into account.

Is the measurement free, and how long does installation take?

On-site measurement is free; one team measures, manufactures and installs. Most apartment installations take 1–2 days. Warranty is up to 10 years. If you send a request from the calculator, we reply within 24 hours.