Sash Windows in Birmingham

West Midlands Heritage Sash Window Suppliers

Our bespoke sash windows are all designed to fit with the client’s personal needs, whether that’s in terms of style, size, or materials. Windows and doors are an important part of retaining a home’s style, and we can offer complete replacement of classic sashes while still retaining the original function and design.

Types of Sash Windows We Offer

While all of our modern vertical slider windows consist of the same high-quality designs and materials, we can create quite a wide variety of different designs and types. In addition, our expert staff can help you get the exact kind of replacement windows you want, whether you want a modern design or something traditional.

Box Sash Windows

Spring sash designs trade the weight-based pulley system for a spring-loaded mechanism, making opening and closing the windows slightly easier. In addition, unlike conventional box sashes, they don’t need to conceal a weight system to use slimmer and smaller frames.

This makes the difference between them primarily based on personal preference. However, both work exceptionally well, and we can provide the same excellent quality no matter which option you choose.

Spring Sash Windows

Spring sash designs trade the weight-based pulley system for a spring-loaded mechanism, making opening and closing the windows slightly easier. In addition, unlike conventional box sashes, they don’t need to conceal a weight system to use slimmer and smaller frames.

This makes the difference between them primarily based on personal preference. However, both work exceptionally well, and we can provide the same excellent quality no matter which option you choose.

Georgian Sash Windows

A Georgian sash uses a “six over six” design, with both panes having six individual spaces separated by small strips of wood. These are prevalent designs and are some of the oldest methods available. This makes them a popular choice for traditionally-styled homes.

Victorian Sash Windows

Victorian sash designs are a “two over two” layout, with two individual sections on each pane. These are another prevalent choice and offer the same benefits as Georgian designs.

Edwardian Sash Windows

Edwardian sashes are made with a “six over two” design, meaning that the top pane has two rows of three sections. These often offer a lot of visibility since the lower pane is a single piece with nothing obstructing it.

Sash Window Frame Materials

Vertical slider windows consist of many different materials, and multiple material choices can change the overall style and quality of what you end up receiving. We have worked with all kinds of sashes and can provide the right kind of result to our clients, even if that means creating custom-built windows with specific material selections.

Timber Sash Windows

Timber windows are another design meant to replace wooden windows, mostly by using real wood (specifically, toughened timber) and adding additional finishes to help protect it. These can be better than even uPVC frames and offer much more character, but they also tend to be more expensive.

Sash Window Glass Types

The glass used in a sash might not impact its functionality at lifting upwards, but it can still impact the result that you get. There are two primary choices: clear and frosted. Both have all the benefits of our design initiative and hit excellent levels of quality.

Clear Glass

Clear sashes are easy to see through, offering an unobstructed view from both sides. These lower your privacy unless you have blinds or a curtain but can save money overall since they are cheaper than the alternative.

Frosted Glass

Frosted sashes scramble the light passing through them, giving you more privacy in exchange for a clear view. These keep all the benefits of standard windows and can still accept double-glazing and thermal insulation features.