Explore the Elegance of Sash Windows with Keswick Superglaze

Sash windows are a quintessential element of traditional architecture, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits. Renowned for their vertical opening mechanism, sash windows consist of two framed sashes that glide within vertical grooves, providing a seamless blend of classic charm and modern functionality.

At Keswick Superglaze, we specialise in bringing this timeless window design to life, ensuring each installation adds character and elegance to your home. Our expert craftsmanship and attention to detail guarantee that your sash windows not only look stunning but also perform exceptionally well.

Classic Glazing Bars

Glazing bars divide the glass into smaller panes, preserving the timeless look of traditional sash windows while incorporating modern functionality with single panes and applied bars.

Why Choose Sash Windows?

• Aesthetic Appeal: Sash windows add elegance and historic charm to any building.
• Heritage Compliance: Essential for properties in conservation areas, maintaining architectural integrity.
• Superior Ventilation: With top and bottom openings, these windows offer excellent airflow.

Varieties of Sash Windows

• Georgian Style: Features six-over-six panes.
• Victorian Style: Characterized by two-over-two panes.
• Edwardian Style: Combines six-over-two panes for a unique look

uPVC Sash Windows

uPVC sash windows offer a cost-effective, low-maintenance option while preserving the traditional sash window appearance. They are durable, energy-efficient, and available in various styles and finishes to complement any home.

Material Choices

Sash windows can be crafted from various materials, each offering distinct benefits:

• uPVC: Cost-effective but non-recyclable.
• Aluminium: Highly durable and recyclable.
• Timber: Options include Pine, Oak, Red Grandis, and Accoya®, known for their natural beauty and longevity.

Double Glazing Options

Enhance energy efficiency and comfort with double glazing choices:

• Standard Double Glazing: Two panes of glass with a sealed cavity.
• Slim Double Glazing: Features a smaller gap with inert gas filling.
• Vacuum Glazing: Minimal gap, providing superior thermal efficiency.

Sash windows are a perfect blend of tradition and modern functionality, enhancing both the aesthetic and practical aspects of any property. For more details and personalised advice, contact Keswick Superglaze.