A large white-rendered building in Warwickshire, with red-brick quoins and steep gables, fitted with white-painted timber sash windows. The sashes are divided by glazing bars and set in green-painted surrounds, so the new joinery sits comfortably in a long period elevation.
What we supplied
| Property | Large rendered building with brick quoins and gables |
|---|---|
| Windows | Timber sliding sash windows |
| Glazing bars | Bars dividing the sashes into smaller panes |
| Colour | White sashes with green-painted surrounds |
| Supplied | Made to measure, factory finished, supply only |
Sash windows for a period elevation
On a frontage this long, the spacing of the panes matters as much as the joinery itself. We make sash windows on traditional cords and weights or on hidden spring balances, with the bar pattern set out to match what is already there. Our page on Georgian windows and glazing bar patterns explains the options, and the timber sash windows on weights start from £449+VAT.
If your building is listed, we supply profile drawings and material specifications for the consent application. Our windows for listed buildings page covers how that works.
