Timber
casement windows.
Outside the sash-window vernacular — for cottages, mews properties and Arts-and-Crafts London houses — we make and install bespoke timber casements to the same standard as our sashes.
Five property types
that need casements.
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01
Cottages
Pre-1700 vernacular cottages predate the sash window entirely.
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02
Mews properties
Early carriage mews often used utilitarian casement glazing.
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03
Arts & Crafts
William Morris-era builders favoured casements as honest, vernacular.
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04
1930s semi-detached
Suburban interwar housing rarely uses sashes.
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05
Outbuildings
Garden offices and converted outbuildings — casement always wins.
Three opening
configurations.
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01
Side-hung
Traditional cottage casement, hinged on the stile.
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02
Top-hung
Awning style — better in driving rain.
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03
Tilt-and-turn
Continental-style modern, secured to BS PAS24.
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04
Storm-proof
Lipped frame, weather-stripped to all four edges.
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05
Flush
Unlipped, modern aesthetic for contemporary builds.
Common questions about
casement.
Slightly — less hardware, simpler joinery. Typical entry pricing £400 — £500 below comparable sash.
In the right property, yes. On a 1930s house or pre-1700 cottage, a casement is the historically correct choice and looks better than a sash forced onto the elevation.
Yes, in our timber range. PAS24 security as standard, integrated child-lock.
Free survey,
fixed quote.
Tell us about the property and we will come back within one working day with a window count, indicative price and the next available survey slot.
London NW10 7XF
+ M25 corridor