Prevent Access with Tougher Window Units
Older sash windows are often more vulnerable. Two panes add protection to the window. You get added protection when thicker panes are installed.
Create a Peaceful Space with Modern Glazing
Properties close to traffic often have plenty of background noise. Adding double glazing makes things quieter. This means you can get on with your day during working hours and rest better.
Using Less Energy with Sash Windows
Less warmth is lost through glass that’s been double glazed. Heating costs fall when less heat escapes through the windows.
Upgrades for Historic Homes and Special Zones
If your home is listed, changes to windows may be limited. You can often install new glazing that won’t alter the outside appearance. It’s always worth checking with your local council before starting upgrades.
How You Can Add Double Glazing in Your Sash Windows
Lots of older homes have sash windows with just a single glass panel. Double glazing adds space that cuts down heat flow.
Timber Sash Glazing That Appeal to Buyers
New sash frames can help your property stand out to people looking to rent. Retaining the charm while improving performance tells buyers it’s been updated properly.
Long-Term Value Over Time
Solid window builds don’t wear out quickly. The right approach and build means they stay good for a long time. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.
Hold On to the Classic Design and Stay Warmer
Many traditional homes have original sash units that leak warmth. Energy-saving glass offer the best of both without changing the look.
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