The enduring appeal of Sash windows in the 20th century

The enduring appeal of Sash windows in the 20th century

The History and Enduring Appeal of Timber Sash Windows Timber sash windows have long been a hallmark of British architectural elegance. While their exact origins are debated—some suggest they were first seen in 18th-century Holland—recent studies point to their...
Christmas in the Georgian Era

Christmas in the Georgian Era

Only 70 years prior to the Georgian era, in 1644, Christmas had been banned by Oliver Cromwell. Christmas was not then re-instated until Charles II came to the throne. However, by the start of the Georgian period Christmas was actively celebrated, albeit in a slightly...
The 7 Most Popular Blog Posts in 2023

The 7 Most Popular Blog Posts in 2023

In addition to providing high quality timber windows and doors, we believe that it is important to provide excellent customer service.  With this in mind, we aim to provide you with the expert advice needed to make the right choice on the best windows and doors to...
FSC Friday: Sustainability and Timber Windows

FSC Friday: Sustainability and Timber Windows

As part of FSC Friday, which is being marked today (24th September 2021), we look at how you can ensure your replacement sash windows or casement windows are sustainable. With growing attention on climate change and the importance of being environmentally friendly,...
Stained Glass Timber Windows and Doors

Stained Glass Timber Windows and Doors

Stained glass has been around for over a thousand years, but historically it was predominately used in religious buildings. Stained glass is a type of coloured glass that has been arranged to form a pattern or picture and is traditionally held together by strips of...