Sliding sash
The classic look planners expect, without the draughts and the weak locks of an old timber sash. Made here.
Cumbria and the Lakes
Windows for conservation areas, and listed buildings.
The Lake District is on our doorstep, so conservation areas are a normal part of the work. The choice is a sliding sash, a timber window, secondary glazing that leaves the existing windows in place, or a flush casement.
- 4
- Ways to keep the look
- 1981
- Family owned since
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- Branches, Carlisle and Dumfries
Windows in a conservation area
Depends what you are allowed to change
Which one
Sliding sash windows
Timber windows
Bespoke and elegant, when the listing asks for wood. Hardwood or softwood, made to order. Less efficient than PVC, and the window that keeps the house.
Secondary glazing
Warmth, quieter rooms and fewer draughts, without touching the outside of the house. The existing windows stay.
Flush casement
The traditional timber sightline, with the warmth and security of PVC, in any of the foiled colours. For when a new window is allowed.
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Call Carlisle on 01228 599 777 or Dumfries on 01387 249 777.