Sash window
uPVC sash windows
The aesthetic appeal of sash windows is what makes them a favourite for homeowners with traditional looking properties. Sash windows are also called hung sash windows and are formed from a number of movable panels which create the frame.
Combined with uPVC frames, sash windows will have the durability and weather resistance to last well for years with little maintenance required.
uPVC sash windows can be opened either horizontally or vertically giving you complete control of the style. The design is often seen in Victorian properties and can be made to fit any size necessary.
Why choose uPVC sash windows?
If you want to make your home stand out from the crowd, uPVC sash windows could be right for you. With coloured uPVC you can resemble the look of wood without the associated costs, making the installation aesthetically appealing.
With uPVC sash windows:
Enjoy a durable, weather resistant product that’s easy to maintain and cheaper than wood and aluminium. uPVC is a favourite in the windows industry and allows homeowners to upgrade their windows for a cheaper price whilst still benefitting from a range of advantages
Insulate your property by replacing your old, inefficient window panes. With new windows you won’t have to turn up your boiler’s temperature to keep warm either, cutting your heating bills all year round
Slash the amount of noise pollution entering your home, ensuring that you’re left in peace and quiet all through the year. This is particularly beneficial if you’re sited in a busy area such as a main road
Cut your home’s carbon footprint. Carbon is a main contributor to global warming and installing new windows will help you reduce emissions. This will make your property environmentally friendly and help to meet Government 2020 targets too.
uPVC sash window quotes
With uPVC sash windows you’ll be able to create a stunning effect for your home, which goes particularly well with traditional homes.
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Local Sash window Projects |
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By Mr Aron M.G2S GROUP LTD
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By Mrs Jane W.SAFEGLAZE UK
he was very polite and told us all about how they were made but we like one pricre given to us not taking things of as they go along then say have to ring boss up EVEREST LTD
he was polite and told us about everest but the price was to high and a bit over priced |
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By Miss Natalie S.ROYALE GLAZING INSTALLATIONS LTD
Rang straight away the next morning, very pleasant, appointment booked BRITELITE WINDOWS LTD
Called me soon after the form was filled in, very pleasant on the phone, appointment booked |
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Sash window activity in October 2018
Sash window Projects in the UK in October 2018
| September 2018 | August / September | ||
| Greater London | 1,930 | -1% |  |
| South East | 1,680 | 27% |  |
| South West | 781 | 3% | |
| East Of England | 580 | -11% | |
| Wales | 568 | 79% | |
| North West | 540 | 8% | |
| East Midlands | 494 | -12% | |
| Scotland | 421 | 7% | |
| Western Midlands | 341 | -8% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 340 | 3% | |
| Northern Ireland | 96 | 33% | |
| North East | 40 | 0% |  |
| United Kingdom | 7,811 | 8% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
Latest successful sash window projects in October
By Mrs Janet B.
So easy to contact and quick to respond with companies to suit the job.
By Mr Nick C.
Put us in touch with companies and saved us the time of hunting around
By - Mike S.
placing to other companies my interest
By - Stephen S.
Very quick to respond
By Ms Terry B.
Quotatis immediately responded and gave us three companies to choose from for our double glazing project.
About UK
Energy Performance of Houses
The below data demonstrates the energy performance of houses in Uk. Energy ratings range from A to G, with A being the most energy-efficient and G being the very least efficient. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating comes into play heavily when attempting to sell your household, as possible buyers will see just how much they're likely to be paying for their home heating expenses. Home improvements such as insulation help to substantially boost a home's EPC rating.