The sliding sash window, often referred to as a ‘Georgian window’, reflecting the period when this style reached the peak of popularity, is a classic window design.
Enquire NowAs homeowners face up to the realities of ever increasing fuel bills, triple glazing will become a progressively more important consideration for fabricators and installers.
View DetailsAs homeowners face up to the realities of ever increasing fuel bills, triple glazing will become a progressively more important consideration for fabricators and installers.
View DetailsBeneath the surface ‘good looks’ of the vertical sliding sash window there are a host of design features to improve your window’s performance and appeal.
Thumb locking cam catch
Optional deep bottom rail feature
Sculpted bead and decorative horn
Security restrictor
Authentic Georgian bar effect
Upstairs fire escape window option
Both sashes tilting inwards
All windows are designed with low energy glazed sealed units.
All windows are supplied with the appropriate spring balance fully installed to match the weight and size of the sashes.
All sashes are fitted with travel restrictors as standard, which limit the distance the sash will open.
Period details available include the decorative horn feature. Various colours are available for the hook lifts, ring pulls, locking system and security restrictors.
All window styles can be produced including features such as arched head top sashes and bay windows.
By making the most of modern designs and materials, the sliding sash window can be made so that either or both sashes tilting inwards sashes have an optional ‘tilt inwards’ facility* incorporating stay arms for safe use. This can help with ventilation and make cleaning much easier.
To produce that aesthetic Georgian appearance, Neo glazing bars can be applied to the centre of the double glazed unit or, for the most authentic appearance, glazing bars can be added to both the inside and outside of the double glazed sealed unit.