Heritage & Conservation Glazing
Heritage profiles, Part L thermal performance, Part Q security - engineered into every frame. Not off-the-shelf. Not PVC. Not a compromise.
01 - Sash Windows
The definitive choice for Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian properties. Vertically sliding sash windows with traditional weighted box or modern spiral balance mechanisms - both engineered for heritage accuracy and modern performance.
02 - Casement Windows
Versatile timber casement windows suited to cottages, Arts & Crafts homes, and contemporary extensions. Four opening configurations to match any architectural requirement - all with period-correct profiles and modern compliance.
03 - Window Types
Each type engineered for a specific purpose — from heritage restoration to contemporary extension. All built to the same exacting standard.
Sash - Type 01
The original weighted sash mechanism - concealed lead or steel weights within the box frame provide perfectly balanced, effortless operation.
Sash - Type 02
A slimmer, lighter alternative to the box sash. Spring-tensioned spiral balances allow narrower frame profiles whilst retaining the classic sliding sash movement.
Casement - Type 03
One sash hinged to open outward, paired with a fixed pane. The most common configuration for cottages and period properties.
Casement - Type 04
Both sashes open outward for maximum ventilation and unobstructed views. Ideal for larger openings and garden-facing elevations.
Casement - Type 05
Hinged at the top and opening outward, providing controlled ventilation whilst maintaining security. Often specified for bathrooms and utility rooms.
Casement - Type 06
Hinged at the bottom and opening inward. Provides gentle background ventilation, suited to bedrooms and high-level positions.
Bespoke Solutions
Not limited to six
Every property is different. If your project calls for a non-standard configuration, unusual dimensions, or a style not listed here — we make that too. Talk to our team about a bespoke timber window built to your exact specification.
Discuss Your Project04 - Built-In Benefits
Compliance, performance, and finish are not optional extras — they are built into every window we make.
Conservation - Listed Building - Period Profiles
Period-accurate profiles, mouldings, and glazing bar proportions that satisfy conservation officers and complement your property's architectural character.
Part L - Double Glazed - Warm Edge Spacers
Part L compliant as standard. High-performance double glazing, warm-edge spacers, and precision-engineered draught seals deliver modern thermal efficiency in a traditional frame.
Noise Reduction - Sealed Units - Dense Timber
Timber's natural density combined with our sealed glazing units significantly reduces external noise - a particular benefit for properties on busy streets or under flight paths.
Factory Finished - Microporous Paint - Draught Sealed
Factory-applied microporous paint systems and precision-machined draught seals protect against the British climate. No site finishing, no gaps, no compromise.
Part F - Trickle Vents - Discreet Integration
Part F compliant trickle ventilation integrated discreetly into the frame. Background airflow without draughts - meeting building regulations without compromising aesthetics.
PAS 24 - Multi-Point Locks - Laminated Glass
Part Q and PAS 24 certified. Multi-point locking, reinforced meeting rails, and laminated glass options deliver genuine security - not just a sticker on the glass.
05 - Our Installations
A selection of recent projects across conservation areas, listed buildings, and period homes — each one made to measure.
Common Questions
Start Your Window Project
A no-obligation conversation about your property - typically 10 to 15 minutes. We'll discuss your requirements, answer your questions, and give you an initial sense of what's possible.
