Timber sash windows form an important building element of many properties. Our Edwardian, Victorian and Georgian homes are particularly known for their beautiful original features, and sash windows are a key part of the period aesthetic. That said, wooden windows require regular maintenance and upkeep to remain in top condition. Sadly, many of the sash Read More…
Top tips for draught proofing your sash windows
Sliding sash windows are one of the most recognisable architectural features of a period home, especially in buildings dating from the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian eras. Unfortunately, the passage of time is not always kind to traditional timber windows. The result can be rattly windows that let the draught in and produce decidedly un-cosy interiors. Read More…
A short history of sash windows
It’s been said that the windows are the eyes of the house. Look closely at your sash windows and you may discover an important piece of architectural history. If you’ve ever wondered who invented sash windows or how they became to be such a popular feature in British homes, read on. What are Sash Windows? Read More…
Double glazing for sash windows – what you need to know
Your home’s traditional sash windows may look beautiful but do they leave your home cold and draughty? It’s a common complaint that we hear all the time. Unfortunately, it is also one of the main reasons why many homeowners give up on sash windows altogether, choosing modern UPVC replacements instead. But wait – there’s no Read More…
Check your sash windows every springtime – here’s how
Spring is finally here, and what better way to let the sunshine in than by throwing open your windows. If you have original timber sash windows, now is the perfect time to give them a springtime inspection. It’s something every responsible homeowner should do regularly, and at least once a year. While sash windows are Read More…
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