Casement Windows
Casement windows are one of the most popular window styles, suitable for everything from modern new builds to traditional properties. Hinged at the side and opening outwards, they provide excellent ventilation and clear, uninterrupted views. Their clean, simple design makes them a versatile choice that complements virtually any home.
Practical, Versatile Design
Casement windows can be configured in a variety of ways — including top-hung, side-hung, or in combination frames — allowing you to tailor them to each room. Whether you want maximum airflow in a kitchen or a large picture window for a living space, casement windows offer flexibility without compromising on style.
Their outward-opening design allows fresh air to circulate efficiently, helping to keep your home comfortable all year round.
Security You Can Trust
Security is built into every window. Our casement windows are fitted with modern locking systems and secure hardware to give you peace of mind. The strong frames and high-quality glazing provide added protection while maintaining ease of use.
Smooth, Reliable Operation
Designed for everyday living, our casement windows open and close smoothly with minimal effort. Durable hinges and quality components ensure long-lasting performance with very little maintenance required.
Customisation Options
Available in a range of colours and finishes — including woodgrain effects — our casement windows can be tailored to match both contemporary and traditional homes. Decorative glazing, handles, and hardware options allow you to personalise the final look.
Secondary Glazing
Secondary glazing — sometimes referred to as secondary double glazing — involves installing an additional window internally, while leaving your original window completely untouched. The secondary unit is designed to complement the style of your existing window and operates independently, providing enhanced performance without altering the external appearance of your property.
It is an ideal solution where replacing original windows is not possible or permitted.
Perfect for Listed & Conservation Properties
Secondary glazing is particularly popular for listed buildings and homes located in conservation areas. Because the original window remains in place, the external character of the building is preserved — helping you meet planning requirements while still improving comfort and efficiency.
Unlike traditional double glazing, which replaces the existing frame with a sealed unit, secondary glazing adds a discreet internal layer of glass, creating an insulating barrier between the two panes.
Key Benefits of Secondary Glazing
Secondary glazing is highly versatile and can significantly improve:
Noise Reduction
Adding a second pane of glass creates an additional sound barrier, helping reduce unwanted external noise from traffic, neighbours, or busy areas.
Thermal Insulation
The extra glazing layer improves heat retention, helping to keep your property warmer in winter and reducing energy costs.
Condensation Control
Secondary glazing can help minimise condensation build-up by improving internal surface temperatures.
Enhanced Security
An additional internal window provides another layer of protection, making forced entry more difficult.
Discreet & Sympathetic Design
Our secondary glazing systems are designed to be slim, unobtrusive, and visually sympathetic to your existing windows. They can be tailored to suit a wide range of window styles, ensuring your room’s original features remain the focal point.
Suitable for both residential and commercial properties, secondary glazing offers an effective and practical upgrade without compromising the character of your building.
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