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Wooden sash windows are typically crafted using high-quality timber window sections, which not only add to their traditional appeal but also provide durability and longevity. They can be customised to match specific designs and style preferences, with options for different finishes, glazing, and hardware.
Wood windows offer natural beauty, warmth and design flexibility, all while delivering exceptional energy efficiency. Offering more customization options than other materials, wood windows can be personalized to the aesthetic you dream of – traditional, historic, modern and more.
The lowest part of the window frame. Head – The highest part of the window frame. Jamb – The vertical sides of the window frame. Apron – A piece of decorative trim installed beneath the railing or sill.
Timber sash windows are a typical feature of both Victorian and Georgian properties and consist of glazed panels which open either horizontally or vertically. The term 'sash' refers to a single frame used for containing glazing.
Wooden window frames offer more insulation than vinyl frames. Benefit: Wood can be easily painted and refinished. Drawback: Wood requires more upkeep than vinyl. Drawback: Natural wood is susceptible to rot, warping, and water damage.
wood is a natural insulator, absorbing and retaining heat so will help keep out the cold during those colder months. This means that wood windows can achieve the perfect mix of BFRC 'A' energy ratings, improving thermal insulation in their home, boosting exceptional low U-values, and lowering energy bills.