A tall red-brick period house in Rutland, fitted with white timber sliding sash windows. The upper sashes are divided by glazing bars into small panes, while the lower sashes are single panes of glass, a common pattern on brick houses of this age.
What we supplied
| Property | Tall red-brick period house |
|---|---|
| Windows | Timber sliding sash windows |
| Glazing bars | Bars in the upper sashes (for example 6 over 1), plain lower sashes |
| Colour | White |
| Supplied | Made to measure, factory finished, supply only |
Barred upper sashes over plain lower sashes
Dividing only the upper sash keeps the period look from the street while leaving the lower pane clear for the view. We make sash windows on traditional weights or on hidden spring balances, with the bar pattern set out to match the house. Our page on Georgian windows and glazing bar patterns explains the options, and the timber sash windows on weights start from £449+VAT.
Every window is made to your measurements. If you are measuring up yourself, our guide to measuring wooden windows walks you through it.
