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Timber sash windows are traditional vertically sliding windows made from wood, typically featuring two counterbalanced sashes that glide within a box frame.
Prized for their craftsmanship, aesthetic warmth, and repairability, they are a defining feature of UK period properties-from Georgian elegance to Edwardian simplicity.
When properly maintained or restored with breathable finishes like microporous paint and linseed oil putty, timber sash windows offer exceptional longevity, authenticity, and-when upgraded with heritage-appropriate double glazing-modern thermal and acoustic performance.
Hinged windows
Hinged windows are a category of operable windows that swing open on hinges-most commonly including casement (side-hung) and awning (top-hung) […]
Annealed glass
Annealed glass is standard, untreated float glass that has been cooled slowly in a controlled process (annealing) to relieve internal […]
Gas filled unit
A gas-filled unit is a type of double or triple glazing where the space between panes is filled with an […]
