Affordable sturdy windows for workshop

So 430 euros for such a small window seems quite a lot to me. On Ebay I found one with 160 x 90 cm, plastic window, double glazing, 2-leaf, tilt and turn for 259,-€. Double glazing is enough for our purpose. I'm just unsure whether something like that will be junk after 2 years?

Just take a look at the cheap windows of the garden sheds. You don’t replace those after 2 years either. For an unheated workshop, I wouldn’t worry about it at all. Depending on what and when something is to be done in the workshop, soundproofing is at most an issue.

Yes, basically you are right. But the risk of burglary is relatively high in a workshop like that, isn't it? But in the end, it probably doesn't matter. Whoever wants to get in, will manage to do so anyway. It's best to just leave the door open from the start.

Google: Buy windows online About 50 shops come up, pick 2 or 3, configure windows, order. It also directly shows from which manufacturer profiles etc. come. It hardly gets easier than that.

Hello, yes, I know. Google is your friend - got it. I actually didn't want search instructions but whether anyone has ever ordered windows on the internet and has experience with it.

So 430 euros for such a small window seems quite expensive to me. On Ebay I found one with 160 x 90 cm, plastic window with double glazing, 2-wing, tilt/turn for 259,-€. Double glazing is enough for our purpose. I'm just unsure if something like that will be junk after 2 years?

Well, I paid 430 for 2 together including shipping, where is yours so much cheaper now?
I have safety glass in it, the frame is anthracite and it is a tilt-turn window.
Shipping costs too... about 40 euros
And no, it is not junk.

It is from ALUPLAST