Keeping the Style of Period Windows with Double Glazing

Make Your Home Safer with Modern Glazed Units

Traditional sash windows are often more vulnerable. Thicker glass units are harder to break. You’ll often get fitted locks as part of a window replacement.

How Better Glass Helps Quiet Down Your Property

Properties close to traffic often have high noise levels. Traffic noise are less intense with double glazing in place. This helps you get on with your day during working hours and rest better.

Smart Glazing for Energy Conscious Homes

Insulated air layer in double glazing holds heat longer. Less energy used means your carbon footprint drops.

Making Changes Without Getting in Trouble

If your home is listed, changes to windows may be limited. You don’t need to change the appearance to get better windows. Speak to your conservation officer to find out what’s allowed.

How You Can Fit Double Glazing in Your Sash Windows

Period timber windows are often built with one glass layer. Extra glazing improves insulation by adding space.

How Glazing Upgrades Can Add Value

Fitting modern glass can make your home more appealing to buyers. Buyers spot homes where the style is kept but things have been updated.

Tough Glass That Keeps on Working

Durable glazing don’t wear out quickly. When made with quality in mind, these windows hold up nicely. That helps cut down on future work, giving owners one less thing to worry about.

Stay Comfortable and Still Retain Original Sash Window Style

Timber sash windows are a standout detail in a wide range of older homes, but they often lose heat. With improved glazing, it’s possible to retain the sash window look while increasing comfort.