14 January, 2010
Revisiting ‘vintage’ Safestyle TV ads
Like fine wine, some things get better with age, yet can the same be said of some TV adverts? The women of Safestyle were the subject of a previous post about Safestyle TV ads, but you could say that the "main man" in double glazing is the Safestyle Window Man. We've been revisiting some of his most memorable outings on our YouTube channel and, looking back at a TV career which spans over a decade, the Window Man has certainly made a lasting impression.
It all began in 1999 and the now-famous - some say infamous - debut titled "Pushover," coining his catchphrase "You buy one, you get one free" in his dulcet Burnley-accented tones, extolling the virtues of Safestyle's replacement windows and doors.
Decked out in green to begin with, the Safestyle "caped Crusader" made such a sustained impact that he was commissioned to do another ad, the now equally memorable "Swinging Windows," in 2003. This time he appeared resplendent in red, and has remained that way ever since, with the word "BOGOF" becoming a household word emulated by all.
Many more TV personalities were to follow, but Jeff "The Window Man" Brown continued to add to his Adography, having captured the public's imagination up and down the country and become one of the most recognisable faces on TV. Look out for his new ads, coming soon!
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Variety of colours is one of the most attractive aspects of the entire Safestyle composite door range, with all GuardDoors available in red, green, blue, black, white, and the realistic wood effects of Oak and Rosewood. The frets for glass designs can also come in the same colour as the door or white.
Over the years, there have been various female superstars featuring in our Safestyle TV commercials, including Cheryl Baker of Bucks Fizz fame. While many people tend to remember the quirky male personalities - like Jeff “The Window Man” Brown, ex-Coronation Street star Ken Morley, comedy duo Cannon and Ball, and the zany Frank Sidebottom - there are several interesting female counterparts with strong personalities of their own.
Some may remember the Safestyle Window Man’s bruising encounters with
Yet another distinctive female Safestyle TV personality is that of 

The Window Man himself found the whole experience enlightening, seeing our Safestyle windows and doors being made right before his eyes. "We have very impressive facilities, and it makes you very, very proud, to see every worker so very focused," said Jeff, "I think everyone who works at Safestyle should visit there!"

