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History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Wantage, Oxfordshire

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Category: Period Property Locations

Wantage is a historic market town dating back to the Roman times. The Roman village of Wantage originally was built to serve the agricultural community in the surrounding countryside. The village appears to have been built in the 1st Century and survived well into the 4th Century.

Look out for The Sash Window Workshop’s Tube Adverts in Highgate and Putney Bridge

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Have you seen our adverts in Highgate and Putney Bridge underground stations? The adverts are running until the middle of November.

The Benefits of Frosted Glass Windows

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When looking to replace your timber sash windows or casement windows, it is important to consider what type of glass best suits your requirements. Different types of glass can offer different benefits to your home.

Have You Seen The Sash Window Workshop’s Billboard in W6?

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Have you seen our billboard advert in W6 yet? Between now and the end of October, The Sash Window Workshop have a billboard on Goldhawk Road by Stamford Brook Station.

Preventing Timber Window and Door Deterioration

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To increase the lifespan of your timber windows and doors is important to carry out regular maintenance. With the correct maintenance, timber windows and doors can last up to 100 years.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Thatcham, Berkshire

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Thatcham is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in the country, with evidence of occupation dating from prehistoric times.

Looking to replace your external timber door? What you need to know!

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It is important to regularly check the condition of your external timber doors. External doors, like windows, are exposed to the elements and can affect security of the property if damaged or rotten.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Tonbridge, Kent

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Category: Period Property Locations

There is little information about Tonbridge prior to the Domesday book in 1086. However, people are believed to have travelled through the area to cross the river in the Iron Age. An ancient trackway has been traced running along the east side of the present Shipbourne Road, and there is evidence that the Romans used it to serve their Wealden iron industry.

2018 Heritage Open Days

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Following on from the success of the heritage open day weekend in 2017, this year for the first time the Heritage Open Days will take place over two weekends in September.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Andover, Hampshire

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Category: Period Property Locations

Andover started as a Saxon village. It was first mentioned in history was in 950 AD when King Edred built a royal hunting lodge in the village.

42% of Brits Prefer a Home with Period Appropriate Windows

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A recent survey, carried out by Discount Flooring Depot, revealed that 82 per cent of Brits would rather live in a period home for its character and original features.

Rich Heritage Areas of London

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London is home to thousands of period properties. With such a rich heritage, there are several conservation areas and listed buildings across the city helping to maintain and preserve the history.

The Sash Window Workshop Raises Money for MacMillan

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The Sash Window Workshop is proud to announce that we have raised over £100 for MacMillan Cancer Support.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Teddington

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The first permanent settlement in Teddington is believed to have been in Saxon times. The name Teddington is believed to have derived from the name of an English tribal leader, Tuda.

Replacing Your Windows Without Compromising Heritage

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When looking to replace windows in a period property it is important to ensure that the windows will not comprise the heritage of your home.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire

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The first reference to Beaconsfield was in 1185, where it was called Bekenesfeld. The town is believed to have started in the Saxon period.

The Sash Window Workshop Featured on Country Life Online

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Have you seen The Sash Window Workshop article on Country Life’s website about how to choose the right windows for your home?

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Newbury, Berkshire

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Category: Period Property Locations

There has been a settlement in Newbury since the Saxon period. Originally the Saxon settlement was known as Ulvritone, before later being called New Burgh. Over time this then became Newbury.

The Sash Window Workshop Publish Guide to Timber Window and Door Terms

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When obtaining quotes to repair or replace your timber windows and doors you may come across several terms that you are unfamiliar with.

History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire

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Berkhamsted is a historic market town with a long history. The earliest written reference dates from 970 and the town is home to the oldest known extant jettied timber-framed building in Great Britain, which was built between 1277 and 1297. The building, which can be located at 173 High Street, was given a Victorian façade in the 19th Century. The property still survives today and is Grade II* listed.

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