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Wooden Windows
At Spittlywood we have a passion for period wooden windows, over the last ten years, we have been fortunate enough to either refurbish or create numerous Sash Windows in Kent.
Many period, rural homes, and seaside properties across the county feature the enduring and beautiful sash window.
Period sash windows are Instantly recognisable due to their sliding mechanism and glass panes; Georgian style sashes typically feature six panes of glass at the top and six at the bottom or “six over six.”
Victorian Sashes usually feature a “two over two” design. However, there are many variations of period Sash Window’s
Sashes have been a feature of many British homes since the 17th century.
When dealing with listed buildings featuring this type of window our team will always try to renovate or repair the existing Sash.
Throughout the years we have worked on several conservation projects in the south-east including the well-known Wellington Square in Hastings.
Should renovation be out of the question, our team will craft new Sashes using traditional bespoke joinery, the use of time honoured techniques allows our team recreate near exact copies of your period Sash Windows.
When creating your existing windows from scratch, our team can produce several glazing styles including double glazing or old style traditional crown glass.
Finally, your Sash Windows in Kent will be expertly painted, stained or lacquered to compliment their original period or in keeping with the current look and style of your home.
We have worked hard to gain our reputation as Sash Window experts and will do all we can to ensure that your experience of our business is a good one, the quality your installation will be second to none.
If you are in need of wooden sash window repair’s, refurbishment’s or would like to talk to us about creating an original design, please feel free to get in touch, a member of the team will be happy to talk you through our process and answer any questions you may have.
You can view examples of our bespoke sash windows by heading over to our window gallery.
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PAS stands for Product Assessment Specification. It is produced by BSI (British Standards Institute). This document is used to test and assess the increased security performance requirements for door sets and window types that are designed to resist the attacks experienced in the UK.
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At Spittlywood, we have a varied customer base, including the general public and construction companies; this particular job was for an Ashford based period restoration company Unique Building Solutions. The finished Sash windows have been installed on a property in Loose Valley Maidstone. When working for period restoration companies, the skills of our team come […]
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When planning joinery projects, the Spittlywood team will do all within our power to ensure your new installation fits seamlessly with its surroundings, after all the purpose of our work is to improve our customers homes original features. As such we will work with a variety of woods and fitments to ensure your new windows […]
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Tell us what you have in mind, or bring us a sketch. Visits to the workshop are welcome, and home or site visits can be arranged.
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See the full range of bespoke joinery, with photographs of recent installations.
