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Stylish and built to last
With so many classic and modern styles and finishes to choose from, our sash windows complement any building. From new-build specifications to refurbishment contracts, there’s a fit and finish to suit any design.
However, eye-catching style isn’t everything. With a double-sealing gasket system, weather tightness is assured. And for thermal performance, we deliver a U-value as low as 0.79 on our triple-glazed flush casement windows.
Combining both high performance and good looks, sash windows from TRC are always the best choice.
Why Choose Timber Sash Windows from TRC Windows?
For heritage projects, period properties, or high-end new builds, timber sash windows remain the go-to choice. With their inherent elegance and enduring appeal, these windows seamlessly integrate into both traditional and modern architectural designs.
Timber sash windows uphold the architectural integrity of period properties, making them ideal for conservation areas and listed buildings. Unlike synthetic alternatives, our timber sash windows can be tailored to replicate original designs with precision. This ensures consistency with the property’s historic character, maintaining its architectural value.
Engineered for today’s energy standards, our timber sash windows feature double glazing and advanced sealing techniques for optimal thermal insulation. This reduces heat loss while enhancing energy efficiency, ensuring comfort without compromising on aesthetic appeal. Timber’s natural insulating properties further contribute to a warmer, more efficient indoor environment.
Beyond new installations, we specialise in the repair and restoration of existing timber sash windows. Restoration is a sustainable choice, prolonging the life of the original windows, maintaining their craftsmanship, and minimising environmental impact. It’s a cost-effective solution that respects the building’s history while meeting modern performance expectations.
