Georgian bars give that classic divided-pane look. Here's how they work on modern uPVC windows.
Georgian bars are grids that give the appearance of a window divided into smaller panes — the traditional look — on a modern single sealed unit. They can sit within the glazing or on the glass surface.
Purely for style — they bring a period, cottage, or traditional character to a window. Within-glazing bars keep the look while leaving the glass easy to clean.
They suit traditional and heritage-style homes wanting the divided-light look without losing modern glazing performance. Contemporary homes usually leave them off for clean, uninterrupted glass.
Grids that give the look of a window divided into smaller panes — the traditional divided-light style — on a modern sealed glass unit.
Within-glazing bars sit inside the sealed unit, so the glass surface stays flat and easy to clean while keeping the divided look.
Traditional, period, and cottage-style homes. Contemporary homes usually leave them off for clean, uninterrupted glass.
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