At Timbawood we specialise in the finest single and double glazed timber sash windows for Victorian homes.
As specialists in sash windows and casem*nt windows for period, conservation and listed properties – particularly Georgian, Edwardian and Victorian sash windows – each window is made to measure at our West London workshops, to sensitively preserve the original character of your home.
Offering the finest high performance timbers, glazing and hardware, our windows will ensure your home is warm, quiet and secure, while staying true to authentic Victorian design.
Sash windows were a popular feature of Victorian housing, but because of the production of larger sheets of glass compared to the Georgian era, large individual panes emerged with fewer glazing bars.
At Timbawood we are passionate about preserving Victorian architecture, whether that’s with our elegant, full replacement sash windows, or by fitting single or double glazed sashes to the original window frames.
With our Victorian sash windows and casem*nt windows you can always expect:
- Choice of the finest stabletimbersincluding Accoya, Sapele and Oak
- Specialistglazing options including acoustic glass, laminated security glass, restoration glass and slimline double glazingthat looks just like single glazing
- Elegant, slim profiles, horns and mouldings to match your existing windows
- High quality hardware– High securityfasteners, locks and restrictors
- Full factory spray finish with high performance microporous paint
- Full perimeterdraught proofing
- Full design, supply and install service
Call us on 0208 893 4889to arrange a free survey, quotation, or to visit our workshops and showroom to see the quality of our windows being made for yourself.
We serve London, Surrey, Middlesex and beyond with lead times from 5-6 weeks.
VICTORIAN SASH WINDOW GALLERY
VICTORIAN WINDOW ARCHITECTURE
As specialists in period, conservation and listed properties, our Victorian casem*nt and sash have been approved for listed and conservation properties by planning officers and architects throughout London and the South East.
Our single and double glazed Victorian sash windows are known for their authentic, slim section sizes and glazing bars, in keeping with the traditional style of Victorian architecture.
What period are sash windows?
Victorian windows have a greater variety of styles than Georgian windows, although sash windows, which were such a key part of Georgian architecture, remained popular in the Victorian era.
Sash windows first emerged in the Georgian era when neoclassical architecture started to emerge, and quickly became established as the defining style of the era. The Georgian architect prized uniformity and regularity, so sash windows, with their elegant proportions, symmetry and simplicity, were able to evoke the desired sense of order, balance and timelessness.
What do Victorian windows look like?
Because of the production of larger sheets of glass compared to the Georgian era, Victorian windows are characterised by larger individual panes with fewer glazing bars. From the 1850s onwards, large bay windows started to emerge. Sashes needed to be thicker and often feature horns to allow for the heavier panes of glass.
As more decorative styles became popular, Gothic casem*nt windows and sash windows became another key style of the Victorian era, with arched or curved tops, and delicate arched glazing bars or leading.
Although individuality was prized more by Victorian architects than uniformity and repetition, the timeless appeal of the sash window endured throughout this period, and remained popular throughout the following Edwardian period.
Our Sash Window Ranges
Timbawood offers three proven ranges of Victorian sash windows, depending on the requirements of the property. We can sensitively replicate your entire windows, or replace the sashes only, and fit them into the existing frames.
- Conservation Range – for properties in conservation areas and homes of distinction
- Traditional Range – for period and modern properties
- Heritage Range – exact-match heritage windows for listed buildings and stringent conservation areas.
Get in touch to speak to one of our experts about the options available for your Victorian casem*nt windows and sash windows.
