Windows from Poland or Bosnia?

Hello house construction forum users,

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

I look forward to your helpful feedbacks

are these installed by foreign companies? I think that is the crux, unless you have a craftsman on site who installs foreign... Also possibly the warranty could look slim

Windows from Poland are now common. Besides Polish companies, there are also enough German companies that install them.

In the last house, I had Polish Veka windows from a Polish company, and currently in the apartment, Polish windows from a German company.
They are completely normal windows. And with installers, you can have bad luck anywhere; it has nothing to do with nationality.

We have Polish VEKA profile windows. They were installed by our local BU, who also ordered and invoiced them. The windows lack nothing. All good stuff, 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 value of the heat transfer coefficient. After the window replacement, it is warmer at home. I can recommend this to anyone who wants to save.

So we sell the windows from Bosnia. We are the direct sales partner. They are Veka windows. All parts come from the same suppliers. We can be so cheap because the delivery route for the material is shortened. All windows have the CE mark and are manufactured with the latest machines. We currently mainly serve new construction customers. Architects are lining up with us. Because we can deliver within 2 weeks after submitting the offer. Last Tuesday 18 balcony doors were ordered (triple glazing, aluminum insulated electric shutters), delivered and installed 2 days later. But to get to the actual question