Sash windows on weights and cords

SASH WINDOWS are traditional constructions found mainly in Great Britain and Ireland and Northern France. Windows of this type operate in an up-down sliding system.

In sash windows we use cords and weights, which are placed on both sides, and the whole piece is finished with internal and external lintels. Each window is equipped with a special pocket that allows access to the weights in the mounted window.

We also offer sash windows on springs located in the sashes. This reduces the window frame size and therefore increases the amount of light.

The windows are fully equipped with rollers, fitch fasteners, lifts and rings.

The characteristic external horns and the possibilities of making wooden, astragal bars refer to the traditional style of the windows.

It is also possible to make a sash Heritage (140mm) with narrow sash and frame profiles and single glazing from the outside. This profile is dedicated to conservation areas and listed buildings. Opening mechanism- weights only.

Sash windows on weights- construction:

box thickness 150mm, 170mm,
steel weights,
high quality multilayer timber,
REMMERS 4-coat painting system,
double glazed unit, Ug= 1,1 W/m2K,
warm edge TGI,
SCHLEGEL weatherseals,
external decorative horns,
58mm thick hardwood threshold.

Standard equipment

Opening types

Top & bootm sash sliding:

top & bottom sash sliding,
one sash sliding, one sash fixed,
top & bottom sash fixed.

Construction

SASH 170MM	SASH 150MM
box thickness: 170mm, leaf thickness: 58mm, hardwood threshold: 58mm	box thickness: 150mm, leaf thickness: 53mm, hardwood threshold: 58mm