Polish-type heritage timber windows

This traditional Polish window construction has two sets of opening sashes on one frame: the outer set opens outwards and the inner set inwards. For a heritage project, this opening arrangement is an important part of matching the existing joinery. It is a distinct construction, not simply a rustic surface finish.

Planning your enquiry

For a historic property, send photographs of the existing windows, the elevation and any available drawings. Identify the divisions, proportions and details to be retained. New windows matching an existing design, reconstruction of a detail and restoration of old sashes are different scopes of work; agree the scope before requesting a final quotation.

Specification and supporting documents

Include dimensions, opening arrangement, glazing, finish and project requirements in one enquiry. Technical performance should relate to the configuration being ordered. For a protected building, provide any conservation requirements; a quotation does not replace the necessary approvals.

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