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What are Sash Windows?

A typical sash window is a suspended window consisting of one or more movable and glazed panels.

The whole structure comprises not only the sash with the glass, but also the frame on the sides.

The frame contains weights or springs to make it easier to leave the window open at any level.

It is very common to find windows with panes of glass separated by thin bars. These are called mouldings and give the construction a more classic look.

How do sash windows work?

The term sash window describes a type of window in which the glass panes are opened by sliding them horizontally or vertically. 

There are two types of sash windows:

1. Sliding sash

2. Sash and Case – the mechanism is connected to the sash by a special case.

Our Sash Windows

Based in Dublin, we manufacture top-of-the-range sliding sash windows with frames made from high-quality hardwood timber.

The sashes are manufactured with the utmost care in traditional styles to suit various historic buildings.

Our new windows are crafted to meet the latest contemporary standards to ensure tightness and security.

By choosing sash windows from Dublin Windows, your property will bridge the gap between old-world charm and modern functionality.

Sash windows have several advantages, including:

  • Unrestricted Interior Design Possibilities

    This type of construction does not require additional space for the window pane to move inwards or outwards, as is the case with standard tilt-and-turn windows.

  • Undisturbed Window Sills

    With sliding sash windows, you don’t have to worry about putting an object on the inner window sill and having to move it every time you open the window.

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