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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...
Why choose a timber stable door for your home?
Stable doors are often associated with traditional country cottages. Sometimes referred to as a Dutch door, they allow for greater freedom on how you open them. Stable doors are split into two sections horizontally, allowing each section to open independently or...
Specify The Sash Window Workshop with NBS Source
Do you write specifications for projects on period properties? The Sash Window Workshop has partnered with NBS Source, allowing you to easily find, select and specify our products for your jobs. This means that you can find our timber windows and doors on the...
The Sash Window Workshop: Continuing to Improve our Sustainability
At The Sash Window Workshop, we believe it is important to be as sustainable a business as possible, while still providing our customers with the high-quality product and service that they expect. We have been independently assessing our carbon emissions since 2019...
How to maximise natural light with timber sash windows
Natural light is the sunlight that enters a room through windows, without the need for additional artificial light. Increasing the amount of natural light can make a big difference to your home and can even help improve your mood. Increasing natural light in an...
Spot our tube adverts in Warwick Avenue, Belsize Park, and Pimlico!
If you are travelling in London over the next couple of months, look out for our adverts in some of the tube stations! The adverts will be appearing in Warwick Avenue, Belsize Park, and Pimlico tube stations over the next few days. Tube advert locations Each of the...
What are sash horns?
Sash horns are a traditional feature that can be found on timber sash windows. They are more commonly found at either side on the bottom of the upper sash, protruding downwards. However, sash horns can also be located at the top of the bottom sash. Why are sash horns...
Myth busting: do timber windows have a long lifespan?
Recent research from the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) highlighted that 70% of homeowners believe timber windows have a shorter lifespan than other materials (source). However, this common belief is a misconception and simply isn’t true. The exact lifespan of...
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in the London Borough of Barnet
Located within Greater London, the Borough of Barnet was originally part of Hertfordshire and the historic county of Middlesex. The area dates back to the Celtic period, when the Celts cleared the land for farming. Then during the Roman period, the Romans built...
The Sash Window Workshop: ‘A’ Rated Windows
With building regulation changes to improve the energy efficiency of homes from the 15th June, and increasing awareness around improving older homes, we are delighted that we can offer ‘A’ rated timber windows. Our ‘A’ rated timber windows have been specifically...