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Heritage Draught-proofing Easy Slide System

A brick house exterior with a bay window undergoing renovation; the window frame is partially removed, revealing the interior walls and window sills, with tools and construction materials inside.
A new white bay window installed on a brick house, with protective tape at the bottom reading 'REDFIELD'S'. The window has four sections with clear glass, reflecting neighboring houses and the sky.
Old, broken window with multiple panes, some missing or cracked, on a brick building. Reflection of trees and sky visible in the glass.
A large window with multiple panes, showing reflections of trees and overcast sky.
A brown wooden bay window boarded up with plywood, with a small section of window still visible on the right side, and a reflective glass window showing the sky and a building across the street.
A new bay window installed on a brick house with a white frame, reflecting the cloudy sky and surrounding buildings.

Both sashes are removed and sent outside to our van side workshop. Flaky paint, putty and any rot is removed and repaired both on the sashes and box-sections.

‍ If required the sashes are weight balanced before they are cleaned up and re-corded with Plated Nylon Sash Cord.

‍ High quality weatherpile is then applied to all parting and staff beads. We use a pile with an additional fin in the center. This increases the weather performance and draft exclusion properties.

finishing, we fit new window fittings & brassware.

additional security fittings are also available

DRAUGHT-PROOFING

A brass latch with a round knob, a latch lever, and a black plastic key with a long metal shaft.
Brush Pile

SPLICING-GLAZING

We provide the highest quality service and use only the best materials. From minor resin repairs, missing putty and broken panes to larger scale splices and replacements, our craftsmen are able to return your Sash Windows to their original condition.

In rare cases new sash lights may be required. We also can supply these to exactly match the existing style.

We always endeavor to retain as much of the original window as possible in line with local conservation and listed building requirements

Double Glazed Options

Our double glazed sashes are always made in hardwood Accoya® and glazed with the very latest high performance sealed units. These units are; Toughened, Low E and argon gas filled.

We also offer a full factory paint finish to the sash lights. This is a four coat Teknos spray system which achieves an outstanding finish (far better than hand brush painted)

By utilising the existing frames and remaking the sashes with double glazed units we achieve the same performance as new windows but at a greatly reduced cost.

View of a white-framed window with multiple panes looking out onto a lush green yard with trees and a basketball hoop.
Two large double-hung windows with white wooden trim and decorative stained brick arches in a red brick building, with greenery at the bottom and reflections of a blue sky and clouds in the glass.

Full Replacement

We can carefully cut out and replace the entire unit. Measured to fit and made locally using the same ultra long lasting timber and factory sprayed smooth in any colour.

Other types of windows and doors can be fitted to original specification, please don’t hesitate to ask.

A white wooden window with multiple small panes set in a brick wall. The window appears aged and slightly weathered.
A white-framed window with six panes set in a red brick wall.
Interior view of a kitchen with renovation in progress, seen through an unfinished window opening in a pink exterior wall. The kitchen has yellow cabinets, a black stove, a countertop with various items, and warm lighting.
A white-framed window with three sections installed on a peach-colored wall, with some repair work visible beneath it and climbing green vines above.

Double Glazed Sash

Technical Drawing

Double Glazing

Specification

Make them unique

Choose from a wide range of fitting finishes

A brass latch with a round knob, a latch lever, and a black plastic key with a long metal shaft.
A brass latch with a round knob, a latch lever, and a black plastic key with a long metal shaft.
A brass latch with a round knob, a latch lever, and a black plastic key with a long metal shaft.
A brass latch with a round knob, a latch lever, and a black plastic key with a long metal shaft.
A black mortise lock latch with a keyhole and a separate key with a round handle and a long, thin shaft.
A metal latch with a spherical handle and a black lock key with a long thin shaft.
Silver latch mechanism with a handle and a black key.