Wandsworth Sash Windows installed this project in October 2023. The property is a short walk from the centre of historic Canterbury.

When we were called to quote the job, the sash windows were old and single-glazed. Unsightly aluminium secondary glazing was installed inside to reduce the significant heat loss. This secondary glazing adds to the bulk on the inside of the windows and makes the actual sashes much harder to operate. This means that the windows were only being used to a partial extent that they were intended to when they were first envisioned by the Victorians.

The client, therefore, contracted Wandsworth Sash Windows to manufacture and install beautiful new box sash windows, designed with the same features as the traditional windows but with thermally efficient double-glazed glass and the joinery fully spray-finished in our workshop. You will see from the pictures that we also replicated coloured glass corners in some of the sashes. We needed to follow the original features as much as possible while improving heat retention. Installers Joe and Jonathan worked hard to minimise disruption whilst working on the property, and everyone was pleased with the result.