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Do Wooden Sash Windows Add Value?
With the unpleasant chill of Winter behind us, it’s getting to that time of the year when many homeowners begin…
Do Original Features Increase A Homes Value?
If you’ve spent any time at all looking at the Yorkshire housing market, you’ll have spotted that those buildings which…
4 Reasons to Consider Timber Sash Windows
Spring is finally with us, and with that upturn in the weather, we start to think about making some changes….
Maintaining your Wood Sash Window
There’s a very good reason wood sash windows haven’t gone out of fashion for over 300 years; their design is…
Now is the Perfect Time to Improve your Home
After a long fallow period for the housing market, prices have risen sharply, and for many that means that the…
Are Sash Windows Compatible with an Energy Efficient Home?
We love older properties for a reason: they offer a level of craftsmanship and quality that just isn’t found in…
Picking the Right Sash Windows for Victorian-Style Homes
The UK has never really gotten over its love affair with Victorian architecture. Many of the buildings constructed during that…
Why Go Bespoke for Your Wood Sash Windows?
Timber box sash windows are timeless and stylish. The have been a prominent feature of our architectural history for approximately…
Why Choose Wood for your Sash Windows?
For a long time, wood was out of fashion within the construction industry. Through the 70s and onwards, new polymer…
Wood sash windows: What the Edwardians got right
Usually, wood sash windows would only be associated with Georgian architecture, which came about before the Edwardian era, but wood sash…
Victorians and their love affair with wood sash windows
It’s easy to think of Victorian living as being a dark, shadowy affair; that’s how it’s often depicted on television….