Sliding & Hung
Timber Sash Window
Traditional vertical-sliding timber sash with a period grille.
A vertical-sliding timber sash window with counter-balanced sashes and slim glazing bars, recreating a period look with modern draught seals and insulated glass. Made to measure, stained or painted.
Frame colour
· Golden OakSelect a colour to preview it.
Made to measure for your project.
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Details
Inside this design
Traditional sash, made properly
A vertical-sliding timber sash with a fine period grille, counter-balanced for a smooth glide and sealed against draughts — the traditional look with modern glazing and weather-tightness.
Finished to suit
Size, glazing and frame finish are made to your opening. Request a quote or book a site visit.
Specifications
Every frame is laminated engineered timber — layered and bonded so it stays straight and stable through hot summers and damp winters — protected by a factory-baked stain or paint for a durable, low-maintenance finish. The sealed glazing unit is double or triple Low-E glass, and multi-point hardware draws the sash evenly against multi-line gaskets for a tight weather and acoustic seal. Slim sightlines keep the glass area generous, and every window is made to your exact opening.
| Operation | Vertical sliding sash |
|---|---|
| Frame | Laminated engineered timber |
| Glazing | Double, Low-E |
| Bars | Slim glazing bars / Georgian option |
| Finish | Stained or painted |
| Sizes | Made-to-measure |
| Seals | Multi-line weather gaskets, all round |
- Period sash appearance
- Counter-balanced sashes
- Discreet draught seals
- Slim glazing bars
Every product is customisable — sizes, colours, materials and finishes are adapted to your project and client preference.
Buy direct and save on every unit.
We supply windows directly — so ordering from us means real trade and volume discounts, with no showroom mark-up. Tell us about your project for a direct-purchase quote.
Complete the look
Everything else to finish the space — made to measure and supplied from the same place.
