Double casement windows are a timeless, traditional type of window that have been used in properties for hundreds of years, proving popular across many different architectural eras. In this article we [...]
In this article, we will explain what flush casement windows are and why timber is the best material for them, covering their design, energy efficiency, sustainability and longevity. What is [...]
The UK is blessed with a diverse and historic range of residential architectural styles. From the Georgian to the Victorian, Edwardian to Art Deco, the wealth of styles is evident throughout [...]
Timber casement windows with mullions and transoms With hinges on one side, casement windows open wide like a door and are a classic style that has endured throughout the [...]
A casement window is any window set on a vertical or horizontal hinge and is usually fitted in single or double panels. Casement windows typically swing outwards, apart from the tilt-and-turn [...]
At Timbawood, we are usually asked how our windows can keep the heat IN – and we have a range of solutions that insulate windows to reduce heat loss. But what [...]
Conservation officers often request that listed or conservation properties be fitted with secondary glazing rather than having the original timber windows replaced. This is because it is seen as a solution [...]
When it comes to period properties, there are two main types of window: Sash windows and casement windows. But what is the difference between a sash window and a casement window, [...]
At Timbawood we are pleased to announce we are now offering our timber casement windows with a choice of 6 hardware finishes, as well as additional security options. This is to [...]
Glazing for heritage properties The original glass in many period sash windows and casement windows, called crown glass, would have been hand-made and has a unique uneven reflection (see above right) [...]
Preserving the architectural heritage of listed buildings and properties within conservation areas presents a unique set of challenges. With stringent planning regulations and a commitment to maintaining the integrity of historic [...]
