You’ve probably heard the name ‘sash window’ plenty of times before, especially if you’ve ended up here on the Sash and Case Windows Direct blog! The problem is that many people don’t actually know what makes a window a sash window, or at least, they don’t know they do! What is it? Simply put, a […]
Talking to non-locals now, but we need to ask the question…have you ever been to Edinburgh? We live and work in this beautiful capital of Scotland that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year, who come to admire the castle, The Scott’s monument and the impressive views from Arthur’s Seat amongst many beautiful features […]
The windows of our homes are often something that is not thought of until breakage occurs. But, they can be a key component in the design of our homes and how you decide to style the interior of your home. Your windows should enhance the design of your home and this is achievable in a […]
With summer looming it’s fair to say that we’re well on the way into summer. If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably been ready for summer since the Christmas period ended. But what about your home? Before you can really enjoy the warmer weather, there are a few improvements you should make within your home, […]
Sash windows have been part of the UK’s architectural history for centuries. They have two timber frame components, the sashes that slide up and down their surrounding case’s channels due to a pulley system. If you own an older house, it’s possible that your windows are all sash and you will understandably want to keep […]
Do you own a single glazed window home? You might have noticed your blinds moving on their own as the wind blows on your window. Cold seeps in more efficiently through windows that have only one pane of glass, and in the summer the heat infiltrates your home. Double glazing your windows is cost-effective both […]
Draughts are very inconvenient and costly, especially if they’re not caught in their early stages. The most common places for draughts in your windows are in gaps between the window and the frame, as windows tend to degrade with age. Older, original windows can be the heart and soul of a house, so you want […]
Windows form an important part of your home’s character; they are not merely practical ways to let light and air in, but also important architectural features which contribute to the style of your property. Whilst modern properties may have windows in a wide range of styles, traditional properties are likely to feature sash or casement […]