A bay window is a window set in a space that projects outwards from the main wall of the house.
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Flush Casement Windows
Flush casement refers to the opener part of the window being flush with the frame. This style of window has a more traditional feel and was derived from cottage style timber windows.
The timber alternative style of flush casement offers a solution to conservation Article 4 directives and meets most planning office challenges due to the sympathetic consideration to the original historical window design.
Advantages and features of Flush Casement Windows:
Available in a wide range of colours and shades to suit different architectural periods (Look at the possible range of colours and finishes) or, if you prefer to have a specific colour then you can also tailor your finish to be from the RAL chart of colours and any of these foil colours.
With elegant flush exterior, coupled with optional leaded or glazing bar effect, these windows can transform any home to look as though have traditional windows.
Because of its durability, uPVC looks better for longer. It’s easy to clean and keeps the colour and doesn’t need repainting every few years, as with timber.
Authentic hardware is also featured as part of this style and is hand forged for the creation of traditional period aesthetics.
Our Range of Materials
uPVC
uPVC (sometimes written PVC-U) is a frame made out of Polyvinyl Chloride plastic. It is the most widely used material for window frames nowadays for very good reasons.
Aluminium
Aluminium is very versatile and all frames are thermally broken so condensation cannot travel through the metal. We always supply “A” rated glazing as standard.
Timber
Although timber is more expensive than other materials, some would say that the advantages it offers are priceless.
Timber Alternative
Timber alternative windows retain the look and feel of traditional timber, whilst benefitting from all the advantages of uPVC.
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Our Range of Window Styles
A casement window is hinged at the side of the frame to open and close like a door. They can be installed singly, or in pairs within a single frame.
Elegant sash windows are frequently found in listed Georgian or Victorian buildings throughout Gloucestershire.
Tilt and turn windows are a modern design that can be opened in two ways.