Improved Glazing for Better Security

It’s more likely to force entry through sash windows with thin panels. Double-glazed sashes are built to last. Modernised frames come with built-in protection.

How Better Glass Helps Quiet Down Your Property

Street noise is a common problem for homes near bustling areas. Installing extra panes lowers the noise level. It becomes easier to relax without background noise getting in the way.

More Warmth: How Glazing Makes a Difference

Heat escapes less through glass that’s been double glazed. Heating costs fall when less heat escapes through the windows.

What You Can Do in Older Homes with Restrictions

In a conservation zone, changes to windows may be restricted. You can often install new glazing that won’t impact the outside appearance. It’s always worth speaking to your heritage team before doing any work.

How You Can Use Extra Glass in Sash Window Frames

Lots of older homes have sash windows with just a single glass panel. Adding a second sheet adds space that cuts down heat flow.

Period Features with Modern Benefits That Raise Appeal

Installing better windows can make your building more attractive to tenants. It gives the impression that the home is both styled and practical.

A Worthwhile Upgrade That Brings Years of Use

Durable glazing don’t wear out quickly. The right approach and build means they stay good for a long time. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.

Energy Saving Without Damaging the Timber Detail

Even though sash windows are attractive, they can leak warmth. Extra glass panels improve insulation and still match the original style.