A brick and tile-hung family house in Surrey, with white timber flush casement windows throughout and a canted bay on the first floor. Using the same casement style on every opening keeps the front of the house consistent, from the wide ground-floor windows to the canted bay on the first floor.
What we supplied
| Property | Detached brick house with a tile-hung first-floor bay |
|---|---|
| Windows | Flush casement windows and a canted bay window |
| Glazing bars | Vertical bars on several of the casements |
| Colour | White |
| Supplied | Made to measure, factory finished, supply only |
Why flush casements work here
On a flush casement the opening sash closes level with the frame, so the window shows slim, even lines with no stepped edge. That suits a house like this, where several window sizes sit next to each other. Every casement we make is flush; you can see the range in our timber flush casement windows, from £449+VAT for a single casement.
A bay is made in the same way as the other windows, just set out to the angles of the opening. For more on windows in the county, see our page on timber windows in Surrey.
