Casement Windows and Doors

Yes, timber casement windows and doors can be draught-proofed as part of the renovation process. Draught-proofing seals can be fitted to help create a snug fit between the frame and the window or door.

This helps reduce draughts and noise ingress while improving the way the window or door opens and closes.

The window or door is removed from the frame so it can be checked and prepared properly. The joints are checked and repaired with epoxy resin where necessary, then the edges are planed to create an even gap around the perimeter.

A groove is then routed to accept the draught-proof seal. At Sash Window Experts we use different-sized seals to achieve a close fit between the frame and the door or window.

Yes, where needed, damaged timber can be repaired as part of the casement window or door renovation process. Sash Window Experts check that the joints are secure and can repair with epoxy resin where necessary.

This helps restore the condition and function of the timber before draught-proofing seals are fitted.

Yes, a range of new locks and fittings are available on request. This can be useful if the existing hardware is worn, damaged or no longer working as it should.

At Sash Window Experts we can advise on suitable options as part of the casement window or door renovation service.

Yes, Sash Window Experts restore timber casement windows and doors for period properties across Sussex, Surrey and Kent, including areas such as Brighton, Horsham, Guildford, Reigate, Godalming, Redhill, Tunbridge Wells and Sevenoaks.

Contact the team to confirm coverage for your area or to arrange a free survey.