What are sash windows, and do they work in uPVC? Here's a plain explanation.
A traditional sash window has panels that slide vertically past each other, counterbalanced so they stay where you put them. The style is strongly associated with period architecture, and uPVC versions replicate the look with modern sealing.
Sash windows are more a British and heritage style than a common Indian one — but if you want that vertical-sliding look, uPVC can deliver it with far better sealing than the timber originals ever had.
A window whose panels slide vertically past each other, counterbalanced to stay where you put them — traditionally associated with period architecture.
Yes — uPVC versions replicate the look with modern sealing and no repainting. Woodgrain finishes suit the traditional style.
Less so than sliding or casement styles — they're more a heritage and British style. But they can be made in uPVC if that's the look you want.
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