Buying windows can be such a quick and easy thing to do these days. They come to measure up, then within a week or two, they’re back ready to get them fitted. We recently decided to get our windows replaced and were shocked they were fitted inside a month. We had one guy come on his own, to fit 4 windows and 1 door. He was finished in less than a day. I couldn’t believe he did it all on his own! We didn’t want anything fancy like flush sash windows, as they wouldn’t have looked right for our home.
Flush sash windows are basically, the modern version of the traditional pre-1932 timber window. A window that combines traditional beauty with 21st Century benefits. Such as better thermal insulation and lower costing maintenance. They’re windows with openers that close into the frame, finishing flush with the face of the window. Saving you vital space in your home, making them perfect for both modern and traditional style properties.
What You Don’t Know
Something you might not know is that many property owners require a traditional timber window frame, often due to planning or environmental restrictions in place which can be expensive and in need of regular, costly maintenance. This is where uPVC Flush Sash Windows are so good. They often come in a range of different styles, colours and finishes to suit your look and style, no matter what type of property you own.
Flush sash windows are also great for energy efficiency as they generally come with double glazed windows. Plus, the flush fitting frames will help to keep your home at the ideal temperature throughout the year, whatever the weather. The uPVC windows are made from very high quality materials making them very long lasting, durable and ideal for a little extra security for your home.
So, before you go out and by the boring ‘normal’ windows like we did, do your research and see what else you can get to give your home that unique touch.
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