Made-to-Measure Timber Sash Windows
Traditional vertical proportions with modern glazing, draught sealing and secure window furniture.
Made-to-Measure Timber Sash Windows Features
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Traditional proportion, carefully updated
Glazing bars, horns, meeting rails and furniture can preserve the rhythm of a sash window while modern glass and seals improve everyday comfort.
Period detailing
Tailor bars, rails, horns and mouldings around the property.
Draught control
Modern brush seals reduce uncontrolled air movement.
Secure furniture
Locks, restrictors, lifts and pulls are coordinated as a set.
Match the window to the elevation
Pane proportions, glazing bars, horns, meeting rail and cill shape all contribute to an authentic result.
- Match pane proportions, meeting rails and glazing bars to the elevation.
- Confirm sash travel, weights and hardware around the opening size.
- Coordinate cills, reveals and internal linings before manufacture.
Improve comfort without losing character
- Use modern seals and glazing to improve warmth and draught control.
- Choose locks, lifts and restrictors around security and daily operation.
- Select a durable paint or stain system with a clear maintenance plan.
Product Specifications
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What this system is designed to do
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| Traditional vertical sliding form | Preserves the familiar proportions of classic sash windows. |
| Tailored architectural detail | Bars, horns and mouldings can follow the property. |
| Modern draught sealing | Brush seals improve comfort while allowing the sashes to move. |
| Coordinated furniture | Lifts, pulls, locks and restrictors form one considered set. |
Compare the measurable specification
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| Operation | Vertical sliding sashes |
| Material | Engineered timber |
| Glazing | Insulated glazing subject to detail |
| Sealing | Perimeter brush seals |
| Furniture | Locks, lifts, pulls and optional restrictors |
| Finish | Factory-applied paint or stain |
| Sizes | Made to measure and confirmed by survey |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Share the property and priorities
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Confirm the specification
We check system fit, glass, thresholds, hardware, finish and access, then confirm dimensions through survey.
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Approve, manufacture and install
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What stands out on this system
- More natural lightGlazing, sightline or large-opening details support brighter spaces.
- Thermal comfortPublished content includes thermal, insulation or draught-control benefits.
- Character & heritageThe design language suits traditional, period or heritage-led projects.
- SecuritySecurity hardware, locks or tested security standards are referenced.
Size the rough opening
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What matters most to the project?
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