uPVC SASH WINDOWS

Today's double glazed sash windows have all the elegance of yesterday’s wooden sash windows. Modern double glazed sash windows have the added benefits of low maintenance and sprung counter balance sashes (no more sticking windows). This has obvious benefits over the old iron and lead sash weights on a waxed cord, which were prone to breaking. New double glazed sash windows carry all the same architectural features Inc all the brass ironmongery of old wooden sash windows.
Features of double glazed sash windows are low maintenance, you'll never have to paint double glazed sash window, now with K glass and storm proof seals, mean you'll you can turn your heating down, and never experience drafty windows, rattles or jams again

Old timber sash windows	Double glazed sash windows

Double glazed sash windows have one feature that your old windows will not have a tilt feature. This feature allows you to clean your windows from the inside.

Many original Victorian sash windows have come to the end of their life and home owners are now looking to replace these with new, so why not consider PVCu double glazed sash windows, You may require a door or two to complement your new windows visit me at…double glazed doors  and see the doors to match your PVCu sash windows.

Double glazed Sash Window Installation

Installation is not a problem as the old windows and box sash are easy removed and the new double glazed sash windows are installed quickly and efficiently, with the minimum of inconvenience
Originally timber sash windows were used in houses from around the late 1700 - 1950. The sash window design was pleasing and the application was very practical as it allows for good ventilation and easy access for cleaning the outside of the windows. The owner could open the bottom part of the window and by literally sitting on the concrete sill they were able to clean the outside windows should a window cleaner not be affordable.

Double glazed sash window with multi-cruciform Georgian bar.	Equal sight-line double glazed sash window with Georgian bar.