Classic elegance meets modern efficiency with our premium uPVC Sash Windows. Designed to combine timeless style with contemporary performance, our sash window uPVC range is perfect whether you’re restoring a period property or enhancing the charm of a modern home.
The key benefits of choosing uPVC Sash Windows include:
With a wide selection of colours, finishes, and hardware options available, you can fully customise your sash window uPVC to suit the style and character of your home. Contact us today to explore the complete range and find the perfect solution for your property.
If you’re replacing existing sash windows, our premium uPVC Sash Windows range offers a wide variety of styles designed to match your originals as closely as possible — preserving the unique character of your home. We can replace traditional bay-style windows, including splay and box bay designs, which are common in period properties. When combined with our sash window uPVC solutions, these installations deliver an impressive, authentic finish.
We also offer replacements for arched and swept head windows, creating a striking and elegant appearance that enhances your property’s kerb appeal. Every uPVC Sash Window is bespoke-manufactured to your exact specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and a seamless match with your home’s existing aesthetic.
For a truly authentic look, additional design options are available, including internal Georgian bars or external astragal bar detailing — helping your new sash window uPVC blend beautifully with traditional architecture.
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uPVC sash windows are incredibly low maintenance, requiring only a quick wipe down with a damp cloth to keep them looking as good as new. The window sashes feature an inward opening tilt facility to allow easy and safe cleaning of the outside frame and glass from inside your home. This is particularly useful for second storey windows, or windows positioned in a hard to reach place, like above a conservatory.
Add the finishing touches to your new windows with traditionally-styled vertical slider hardware.
Pole eyes, tilt knobs, sash lifts, sash locks and travel restrictors are fitted as standard, but we can also offer D handles if needed. All hardware is available in Chrome, Gold, White, Black or Satin Chrome to complement our range of colours.
Other additional options are available such as Georgian or Astragal glazing bars and trickle vents, to give your new windows a truly authentic and classical vertical slider look.
In addition to this, our uPVC sash windows are designed to be extremely safe and secure. High-performance locking systems keep your home safe from potential intruders to give you extra peace of mind. For added safety, we also offer the option of a ‘Fire Egress’ window design to provide emergency escape.
Windows are given energy ratings based on their ability to insulate your home. In response to tightening government regulations on sustainability, we now offer A+ rated energy-efficiency as standard. Putting the style back into your home with our uPVC sash windows will make your home a warmer and more comfortable place to live, saving on your energy bills year on year.
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All our experienced craftsmen who install your Sash Windows and Doors are totally trustworthy, flexible, self-sufficient, skilled, and committed to meeting all of your needs.
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