When it comes to improving your home’s energy efficiency and comfort, installing double glazed sash windows is often an easy decision. However, with so many types of window glazing available, choosing the right option for your home can feel a little overwhelming. At Sash Window Specialists, we are dedicated to offering the highest quality products…
Victorian windows have long been celebrated for their timeless elegance and distinctive features. From intricate glazing bars to larger eyecatching panes, these windows are synonymous with classic British architectural beauty. If you’re lucky enough to own a Victorian property or have had Victorian windows installed, preserving them can keep their incredible character and charm at…
Sash windows offer timeless charm and elegance. However, old sash windows often struggle with draughts, leading to heat loss, higher energy bills, and reduced home comfort. Fortunately, draught-proofing provides a simple yet effective way to enhance their efficiency while preserving their traditional aesthetic. Reducing Heat Loss Over time, small gaps can develop, allowing warm…
Edwardian sash windows are a key feature of British architecture that dates back as far back as the late 1600s. They epitomise classic architecture with a combination of form and function, which makes them a suitable addition to period homes and new builds alike. In this comprehensive guide to Edwardian sash windows, we’ll explore the…
Sash windows are a quintessential feature of British architecture, offering a blend of timeless elegance and practicality that continues to charm homeowners across the UK. Their distinctive sliding mechanism and aesthetic appeal make them a popular choice for both period properties and modern builds. In this blog, we’ll delve into the fundamentals of sash…
The Victorian Era was about reviving classic house architectural designs and styles. Gothic, Tudor and Italianate were some of the traditional British designs that saw popularity during this era. John Ruskin, an art critic during the Victorian Era, led the revival of traditional architecture which used better windows and doors building materials to forge a…
As the seasons and weather shifts, homeowners often consider home repairs or upgrades. Windows and doors are common focus areas contributing to a home’s safety, energy efficiency, aesthetics, and functionality. But when’s the best time of year to get work done at home? In this blog, we’ll explore the best time to replace windows and…
The Specialist in Traditional Sash Windows is proud to announce that we have achieved our ISO 9001 certification. This is great news, as the certification is recognised worldwide as the international benchmark for quality within an organisation. It is a further indication that our valued customers can trust us to transform their homes’ windows and…
The Victorian Era ended in 1901, ushering in the Edwardian Era in architecture. It was the dawn of the 20th century, and people wanted to move out of highly-industrialised cities. This gave birth to the rise of homes outside the city, which people now know as suburbs. Thanks to the rise of the new…
The creation of sash windows is believed by some to have come from Robert Hooke and a result of the London Building Act made after the Great Fire of 1666. Because of this, sash windows could be found in most homes by the start of the Georgian Era in London. During this period, sash-styled windows…
