Good day and thankyou for looking at my personal profile, my given name is Joe but everybody normally calls me Ice, I am proud to be a sash window professional currently living in Carlisle, United Kingdom. My favorite interests are home improvement, kayaking and softball. I grew up in in Doncaster and attended University of West London. I've got a brother Aarush and a sister Hadiya, I've got a pet gerbil called Brutus. I operate a sash window service and help people with their sash window installations

If you wish to get sash windows installed in your home, or you've already got sash windows and need to have them repaired or replaced, you will need to look for an experienced tradesperson nearby who can do this task for you. It's no good bringing in a "jack of all trades" or handyman for this sort of work, because sash windows must be fitted correctly if they are to give you good service for many years to come. This is the case whether you're installing Victorian sash windows, wood sash windows, uPVC sash windows or Georgian sash windows, and you need to make certain that the style of sash windows you pick closely matches the style of your house.

Sash windows are typically manufactured in your local window factory or joinery workshop and can thus be tailor made to fit your home, given that you will almost never find pre-made windows that will exactly fit your needs. If you pop along to our brand new website you'll discover lots of information about sash windows and sash window installation and you will be able to do a search for an outstanding sash window fitter in your neighbourhood. Anyone who you decide to hire should be exhaustively checked out for excellence. Go through online reviews and get a few references wherever possible, so that you can be sure that they'll do a decent job and not con you or rip you off with poor quality sash windows.

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In terms of selecting sash windows, there will be several factors to consider, and not only the style of window that you need. Sash windows can be found in a number of different materials, each one having their own positives and negatives. The first sash windows were constructed with wood, but nowadays you can also buy sash windows in metal, plastic and uPVC, though many householders prefer the classic hardwood ones.

A sash window consists of one or several slidable sashes or panels. Traditionally the individual sashes are paned windows, but can now contain an individual piece of glass. The oldest surviving examples of these types of windows were installed in England in the second half of the seventeenth century. The actual invention of the sash window is quite often attributed, without conclusive evidence, to the English architect and scientist Robert Hooke (born 1635). Some others see the sash window as a Dutch invention. The conclusion seems to be that it's virtually impossible to figure out the exact person who invented it. The sash window is typically seen in Georgian and Victorian homes, and the classic layout has 3 panes across by 2 up on each of two sash panels, giving a 6 over 6 panelled window, although this is under no circumstances a limited rule. Millions of late Victorian and Edwardian suburban houses were constructed in England using standard sash window units approximately four feet in width.

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