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Window Cost in Ireland 2026 — Per m², Per Window, and the Full Schedule Budget

Last updated 30/6/2026 · Reviewed 30/6/2026
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uPVC double: €450–€750/m². Triple alu-clad: €1,000–€1,500/m². A 30 m² window schedule: €13,500–€45,000 installed.

Window cost in Ireland 2026 per m² of window, installed: uPVC double-glazed €450–€750, uPVC triple-glazed €650–€950, timber double €700–€1,100, timber triple €900–€1,400, alu-clad triple €1,000–€1,500, aluminium triple €900–€1,400. A 150 m² house has 25–35 m² of windows (about 15% of floor area). A 30 m² window schedule: €13,500–€45,000 installed. Plus €3,500–€8,500 for a sliding or bifold door. BER A1 needs triple-glazing and a thermally-broken frame. A2/A3 can use double with low-E coatings and warm-edge spacer bars. Most Irish self-builds on A1 budgets use triple-glazed alu-clad timber.

When this matters most

You're budgeting the window schedule.

When this doesn't apply

The windows are in.

Sources

NSAI, I.S. EN ISO 10077. https://www.nsai.ie/

Frequently asked questions

How much do windows cost in Ireland in 2026?

uPVC double: €450–€750/m². Triple alu-clad: €1,000–€1,500/m². A 30 m² window schedule: €13,500–€45,000 installed.

What is the cheapest window in Ireland?

uPVC double-glazed. €450–€750/m² installed. Standard for new builds. Zero maintenance. U-value 1.2–1.4 W/m²K.

What is the most expensive window in Ireland?

Triple-glazed alu-clad timber. €1,000–€1,500/m² installed. U-value 0.7–0.9. Best for BER A1 and Passive House.

When this matters most

You're budgeting the window schedule.

When this doesn't apply

The windows are in.

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