A brick family house in Southampton with a rear extension. The upper floors were fitted with white timber flush casement windows, plain-glazed two-light casements that keep the rear elevation simple and let plenty of light into the rooms.
What we supplied
| Property | Brick family house with a rear extension |
|---|---|
| Windows | Two-light flush casement windows |
| Glazing bars | None, plain glass |
| Colour | White |
| Supplied | Made to measure, factory finished, supply only |
Casements on a modern rear elevation
Plain casements without glazing bars are a good match for an extension, where the aim is light and clean lines rather than a period look. They are double glazed as standard, with a whole-window U-value of 1.4 W/m²K, which meets Part L for replacement windows in England.
See the double flush casement window for a two-light layout, or our page on timber windows in Hampshire for windows across the county.
