Benefits of Double Glazed Sash Windows

Energy Efficiency

One of the primary advantages of double glazed sash windows is their ability to improve energy efficiency. The double glazing provides excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat loss and keeping your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. This can lead to significant savings on your energy bills and a reduced carbon footprint.

Noise Reduction

Double glazed sash windows are also effective at reducing external noise, creating a quieter and more peaceful living environment. Whether you live in a busy urban area or near a noisy road, these windows can help to minimise unwanted sounds from entering your home.

Enhanced Security

Security is a top priority for any homeowner. Double glazed sash windows come with robust locking mechanisms and durable materials that provide an additional layer of security. This makes it more difficult for intruders to break in, giving you peace of mind and keeping your home safe.

Increased Property Value

Installing double glazed sash windows can also enhance the value of your property. Their timeless design and practical benefits make them an attractive feature for potential buyers, ensuring a good return on investment.

Low Maintenance

Modern double glazed sash windows are designed to be low maintenance. The high-quality materials used in their construction mean they are resistant to warping, rotting, and other common issues associated with traditional sash windows. This ensures they remain in excellent condition with minimal upkeep.

Quality Materials: We Use Only the Finest Timber

At Original Sash, we pride ourselves on using only the finest timber for our double glazed sash windows. Our commitment to quality ensures that your windows not only look stunning but also stand the test of time. We offer a range of timber options, including engineered softwood and hardwood, each selected for its durability and aesthetic appeal.

Customisation Options

We understand that every home is unique, and so are its window requirements. Our customisation options ensure that your new double glazed sash windows perfectly match your style and needs. Choose from a range of:

Timber Types

From engineered softwood to engineered hardwood, we offer various timber options to suit your preferences.

Finishes

We have a variety of colours available, typically using the RAL colour chart. However, should you find a colour from another brand, we are able to offer a colour matching service.

Hardware

Window hardware encompasses a diverse selection of both functional and decorative choices, tailored to suit any window or door style. Our options range from classic, traditional designs in Brass or Pewter, ideal for period properties, to sleek, modern styles in stainless steel or chrome, perfect for contemporary homes. This extensive range allows you to personalise your triple glazed sash windows and casement windows to seamlessly blend with your interior decor while ensuring durability and practicality.

Architectural Styles

Double glazed sash windows are suitable for a wide range of architectural styles, enhancing the character and charm of your home while providing modern benefits. Here are some of the historical eras and corresponding window styles we offer:

Elizabethan and Tudor (16th Century)

Casement style windows are commonly used in Elizabethan and Tudor homes. These windows add a touch of historical authenticity while offering modern insulation benefits.

Stuart and Jacobean (17th Century)

Stuart and Jacobean properties often feature casement style windows. Our double glazed options provide the same traditional look with improved energy efficiency.

Georgian (18th to Early 19th Century)

Georgian homes are characterised by sash windows with plenty of glazing bars. Our double glazed sash windows retain this classic design while providing enhanced thermal performance.

Regency (Early 19th Century)

Regency homes exhibit sash windows with various styles between Georgian and Victorian. Our windows are crafted to match these distinct styles, offering both beauty and functionality.

Victorian (19th Century)

Victorian homes often feature sash windows with much more glass and fewer glazing bars. Our double glazed sash windows replicate this elegant look while offering superior insulation.

Edwardian (Early 20th Century)

Edwardian homes showcase varying designs of sash windows and casement windows. We offer a range of double glazed options to suit the specific architectural details of this period.