Improved Glazing for Better Security
Single-glazed sash windows are often easier to break. Two-pane glazing help protect the home. Improved units come with built-in protection.
Stop the Noise Without Losing the Sash Window Look
Older sash windows are less effective when it comes to keeping out sound from outside. Street sounds are better managed with double glazing in place. This makes it easier concentrate during working hours and get a good night’s sleep.
Energy Efficiency with Timber Frames
Heat escapes less through glass that’s been double glazed. You save money when less heat escapes through the windows.
Smart Improvements That Work for Historic and Listed Buildings
Older properties can come with conditions on altering the exterior. Discreet solutions are often used in protected areas. Speak to your heritage contact to find out what’s allowed.
What Happens When Fit Double Glazing in Your Sash Windows
A single sheet of glass is usual for many older sash windows. Two layers of glass adds a layer that improves energy performance.
Energy Efficient Sashes That Make Your Property Stand Out
New sash frames can help your property stand out to people looking to rent. Tenants like homes where the style is kept but things have been updated.
Made for Years of Comfort and Better Living
New sash windows are made to go the distance. The right approach and build means they stay usable for a long time. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.
Energy Saving Without Damaging the Original Style
Even though sash windows are attractive, they can reduce comfort in winter. Extra glass panels improve insulation and still match the original style.
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