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Half Georgian sash windows feature a traditional six-over-six (or similar) glazing bar pattern on the upper sash, while the lower sash is left as a single pane of glass.
Popular in late Georgian and early Victorian architecture, this design balances historic character with practicality-maximising unobstructed views and light through the lower sash while retaining period detailing above.
In conservation projects, half Georgian sashes are faithfully replicated using putty glazing, Accoya® timber, and slimline double glazing to meet modern performance standards without compromising authenticity.
Fixed window
A fixed window serves as a stationary glazed panel which allows maximum sunlight entry while providing expansive view access but […]
Listed building
The United Kingdom protects special architectural and historic structures through formal recognition as Listed buildings which receive legal protection. The […]
Xenon
Inert, nontoxic gas. Xenon occasionally appears in high-performance insulating glazing units (IGUs) as a substitute for argon or krypton but […]
