Protect Your Property with Upgraded Glazing

Single-glazed sash windows are often more vulnerable. Modern glazing systems are more robust. Lockable sashes are part of many modern timber windows.

Create a Peaceful Space with Double Glazed Sash Windows

Homes near roads, public areas, or lively areas often have to put up with unwanted sound. Traffic noise are better managed with double glazing in place. Whether it’s working hours or bedtime, the home feels more peaceful.

Save Money Without Changing the Look of Your Windows

Insulated air layer in double glazing holds heat longer. This is a smart move if you're looking to improve energy ratings.

Making Changes Without Getting in Trouble

Some historic buildings are in places under planning control. Hidden upgrades are often acceptable in protected areas. It’s always worth speaking to your planning officer before starting upgrades.

Double Glazing for Sash Frames – What to Expect

It’s common to see sash windows with just a single glass panel. Double glazing adds space that reduces warmth escaping.

Raising What Your Home Is Worth

New sash frames can help your home stand out to people looking to buy. You keep the appearance of the building, while also meeting what modern owners expect today.

Get Ongoing Comfort with Durable Glazing

New sash windows are made to hold up well. Add decent care, and these windows can age well. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.

Protect the Original Look and Stop Heat Loss

Many historic buildings have timber sash frames that let out heat. Modern glazing improve insulation and still match the original timber look.