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The Classic Elegance of a Sliding Sash Window Since the 1670s the sliding sash (or box sash) windows have been a popular architectural design. The Georgian and Victorian periods saw a boom in their popularity. They are fitted with your choice of triple or double glazing to increase energy efficiency and thermal efficiency, reducing your reliance on heating and reducing on noise pollution. Aesthetics The classic elegance of sliding windows has made them popular in homes across the country. They feature a timeless style that complements traditional and contemporary architectural styles. They are also easy to clean and maintain. They also have an option for ventilation that isn't available with other window designs. Sliding sash window frames are made up of two stacked vertically stacked windows that are placed one in front of another. They can be opened by sliding them either up or down to provide a variety of options for ventilation that will fit your home. They're also a great choice for homes built in the past due to their distinctive appearance, although they can be incorporated into new construction homes as well. Counterbalancing systems are usually hidden in the frame of sash window frames to allow them to move upwards and downwards. Weights are attached to spools or cords and are accessible via a small hole at the bottom of the frame. This system was designed to help the elderly, or even those who are unable to move to open the large sash window. It has now become an integral component of the iconic design of sash. Installing timber sash window sliding sash windows into your home allows you to choose between a traditional look or a modern design that is simpler to operate and more efficient. There is a huge variety of sash window colors you can choose from, including timber and composite variations, so you can find the right one for your property. Sliding sash window designs can be enhanced with decorative features like border lines that are marginal. They are a subtle grid pattern that gives character to a window opening and can be matched or contrasted with the rest of your decor. You can also select an accent colour that matches the original colour of the sash for an authentic period look. If you're thinking of installing sliding sash windows at your home, get in touch with the team at Thames Windows and Doors. We'll be able to answer any questions you might have, and show you the entire range of windows with sash, and help you transform your home. We offer high-quality uPVC sliding sash windows to customers in Nottingham, High Wycombe, and Aylesbury. Contact us today to discuss your needs with a member of our friendly team. Ventilation You can regulate the ventilation inside your home by opening both sashes. This ventilation allows for fresh air to circulate and regulate temperature, improving the quality of indoor air. As old air is ejected and replaced by fresh air, unpleasant odours and pollutants are effectively eliminated from your home. Sliding sash windows also help to keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer as their sleek sashes allow cooler air to escape from the bottom of the window, while warmer air flows through the opening at the top. This natural cooling and warming system uses little energy and can save you money. Our sash windows are available in a variety of materials, including timber, uPVC, and aluminium. Timber offers a traditional and authentic look, whereas uPVC and aluminium offer low-maintenance options as well as a broad variety of factory-applied colours and finishes. Our sash windows are offered with double glazing which improves insulation and energy efficiency, assisting to reduce your energy costs. Sash windows are popular for their timeless style and long-lasting properties. They are a favorite choice for heritage properties, period homes, and listed buildings due to their authentic appearance. However, they can enhance the value of any modern home because they offer distinctive architectural design that is difficult to duplicate with other window styles. Our sash windows are made to last. They are covered by a 10 year guarantee that gives you peace of assurance. In addition, we make use of Torso balance springs in our sash windows, instead of pulleys and weights to prevent wear and tear. This stops the sashes from jamming and allows them to be closed and opened easily, even in the midst of storms. Sliding windows with sash are a great option for any home. They are easy to maintain and versatile and provide excellent ventilation, improved efficiency in energy use, and increased security. Contact us today to learn more about how our sash windows range can make your home more beautiful. Our team will be happy to answer any questions you may have and show you the full range of sash windows. Energy Efficiency Slider sash windows can be opened from both the top and the bottom. This creates continuous flow of air to cool and aerate your home during summer. With a little insulation from double glazing, they can keep your home warm in winter and reduce energy bills. Modern uPVC sliding sash windows are extremely durable and designed to protect your house against the weather. A lot of them achieve Secured by Design status. This means they're designed with various locking mechanisms, hidden hinges, and a slim frame to make it harder for intruders who might try to get them to open. Sliding windows with a modern uPVC frame are also likely to be more durable than traditional timber windows and are much easier to maintain. They won't require the repainting or sanding that their wooden counterparts require and can be cleaned using sponges or a cloth. They will retain their beautiful appearance for many years. One of the major benefits of uPVC sliding windows is that they will be more energy efficient than counterparts made of wood, and offer a higher level of insulation to your home. As opposed to timber sashes that allow warm air to escape between the sash frame and the sash uPVC sliding sash window have been designed with triple or double glazing to avoid this. This will help you to reduce your heating bills and also the amount of dust that is within your home. They can also help to keep out more noise from your local area, helping you to have a peaceful and relaxing environment in your home. Security Sliding sash windows are open at both the top and bottom, which means they provide great ventilation for your home. This design, unlike hinged windows allows for a natural air flow that can cool your home and help to ventilate it during summer while also removing dust. Sliding sash windows are made to last for many years and are extremely durable. This means that you won't need to worry about them breaking or being damaged easily and giving you confidence that your investment will last for a long time. The sash and frame of a sliding sash window is constructed of uPVC which is extremely durable and can endure a lot of physical force. This is a great barrier to any attempt at forced access or breach, stopping the intruders in their tracks. Additionally, uPVC is a much more resilient material than timber, so it won't be affected by extreme weather conditions such as strong winds or rain which means that windows made of sash will remain structurally sound and secure regardless of the weather. In addition to the sash and frame being made of uPVC They're also fitted with a range of security features making them one of the most secure options available for your home. These include anti-jemmy bars and various other security hardware to help stop unauthorised access. This is a crucial factor for any homeowner to consider who wants to feel secure and safe within your home is essential for an enjoyable life. Sliding sash window locks may be used to restrict the opening of windows. These can be attached to the stiles or mid-rail of the upper sash, which is situated above the lower sash. This kind of lock can be used to enhance the security of your home without affecting the appearance of your home. Additionally the sash lock can be upgraded with a number of security accessories to achieve Secured by Design status, further securing your home from intruders.