Secondary Glazing Sliding Sash
Do I need to replace my existing sash windows to install secondary glazing?
No — secondary glazing is designed specifically for properties where the original sash windows cannot be changed or where customers want to keep the existing frames. The new unit sits discreetly on the inside.
Will secondary glazing change the appearance of my windows?
No. The system is fitted internally with slim timber profiles, so the external appearance of the property remains completely unchanged.
What timber options are available?
Units can be manufactured in Redwood, Sapele or Tulipwood, with other species available on request.
What glazing options do you offer?
We typically supply laminated single glazing or vacuum‑sealed units for enhanced thermal and acoustic performance. Both options are fitted within thin profiles to maximise natural light.
Does secondary glazing help with heat loss and draughts?
Yes. Secondary glazing creates an additional insulating layer, significantly reducing heat loss, draughts and cold spots around older sash windows.
Will it reduce noise from outside?
Yes — laminated and vacuum‑sealed glazing options provide excellent acoustic performance, making them ideal for busy roads, urban areas or noise‑sensitive properties.
Are the units made to measure?
Yes. Every secondary glazing unit is manufactured to bespoke sizes to ensure a precise, discreet fit behind the existing sash window.
Where are your windows manufactured?
All of our timber windows are manufactured in the UK.