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Conservation Glazing refers to high-performance window upgrades—such as slimline double glazing or vacuum insulated glazing (VIG)—specifically designed for use in listed buildings and conservation areas. The solutions replicate traditional single glazing by matching its appearance and thickness and sightlines while delivering enhanced performance in thermal efficiency and noise reduction and condensation resistance.
The systems enable original timber sash or casement windows to function properly while preserving their structure in accordance with Historic England and local planning authority guidelines which support maintaining original windows in heritage buildings.
Double glazing
Double glazing is a window construction method which employs two glass panes that remain separated by a sealed air or […]
Sash cords
Sash cords are the braided cotton or synthetic ropes traditionally used in counterbalanced sash windows to connect the moving sash […]
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG)
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG) is an advanced, ultra-thin double-glazing solution ideal for historic and period properties. The VIG system employs […]
