Can you buy uPVC sash windows?
Modern uPVC sash windows are popular because they are energy efficient, long-lasting and basically maintenance-free. New uPVC sash windows are also more cost-effective than timber and can be designed to look exactly the same as traditional sliding sash windows.
Can I buy windows and fit myself?
If you’re fitting windows yourself, you must apply for Building Control approval and confirm the energy efficiency levels of the windows before installing them.
Can you replace sash windows without scaffolding?
Generally we do not require scaffolding to refurbish your sash windows as the work is carried out from inside your property.
Can you buy sash windows?
Sash Window Design Options Design your sash windows to suit you with a splash of colour. Anglian uPVC sash windows come in a range of 8 handpicked traditional and contemporary window colours and either a paint or woodgrain finish. Our timber sash windows come with a huge choice of over 200+ RAL colours.
Do uPVC sash windows add value?
A uPVC sash window will instantly add heritage charm to your property, thus increasing the value of the home with its incredible range of performance benefits and beautiful designs.
What is a mock sash window?
Mock sash windows are windows which are designed to look like traditional sash windows with a different opening action.
Can you install your own uPVC windows?
If installing DIY uPVC windows and not a member of FENSA or Certass, you will be required to contact your local Building Control body upon completion for them to inspect and certify the installed window for a small fee.
Can you replace windows from inside only?
In offset windows where the interior opening is larger than the outside one windows can be installed from the inside of the home. This usually won’t be the case for homes with brick facades.
How long should sash windows last?
Although they don’t last forever, sash windows that are made and installed professionally will tend to last over 20 years. However, if you live on the coast or in an area prone to extremely bad weather, the lifetime of your sash windows may decrease faster than if you lived inland in a more protected location.
Can you replace sash windows with double glazing?
Yes, in most cases you can convert your original sash windows to double glazing. The only constraint is the depth of your sash. They will need to be at least 35mm. It is possible to double glaze existing sash windows using both standard and thin double glazed units.
Are dummy sash windows more expensive?
Price-wise, a standard fixed light will almost certainly be cheapest. There will be a step up to have a dummy sash and, finally, an opening casement will cost the most money to manufacture. For the majority of customers, this comes down to personal preference.
Are mock sash windows cheaper?
Mock sash windows are cost-effective Replica sash windows also make great economic sense: they’re a lot cheaper than real timber sash windows. Mock sash windows can help you to get the look of authentic timber windows for much less, perfect for homeowners on a budget.
Can I sell my house without FENSA certificate?
To put it bluntly, you cannot sell a property without one! Windows that have been replaced since 1st April 2002 must be supported by a FENSA certificate or a building regulations certificate, to show that they legally comply.
Is there an alternative to FENSA?
There is no difference between the two, except that FENSA has been around little longer and hence is better known but provided your installer can provide you with the certificate from either CERTASS or FENSA on completion, you can be assured either certificate will have same validity.
Which are the best quality uPVC windows to install?
Safety gloves
Which company is best for the UPVC windows?
– Magnus uPVC – Mason uPVC – PAKSCO uPVC – Prime uPVC – Spatial uPVC
Which windows are better, uPVC or aluminium?
Easier to maintain and clean.
Are aluminium windows better than uPVC?
Aluminium windows are structurally the strongest type of window and are much stronger than uPVC or timber windows. In this sense, windows made from aluminium can be used and are widely used in commercial glazing, have really few size restrictions and as a result are very loved in architectural applications where the low profile framing is able