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North London
Sash and Casement Windows
Authentically Restored
Mr & Mrs Abraham had lived in their 1920s North London home for six years when they decided it was time to give it a new, but classic makeover.
The couple came to Timber Windows to restore some authenticity to their home within a conservation area of Muswell Hill, and Mrs Abraham describes how they reached their decision,
“My husband originally thought that the uPVC tilt and turn windows, already in situ, were adequate, but I wasn’t at all keen on the look and didn’t like them – we both came to agree that they needed changing.”
Venetian sash windows finished in 'White' with 18mm astragal glazing bars and decorative sash horns. Manufactured in Engineered European Redwood.
Classic choices
The homeowners selected sash windows, including a Venetian sash along with a flush casement window in White with 18mm astragal glazing bars to transform their home, and are very happy with their choices.
“The sash windows look much nicer, and suit the house – we’re really very pleased with them.”
Flush casement windows finished in 'White' with 18mm astragal glazing bars, manufactured in Engineered European Redwood.
Practical & Beautiful new windows
“It’s much more practical to have sash windows for us; it’s nice to have them open when needed and get air in.”
The change hasn’t gone unnoticed in their street either,
“we’ve recommended our neighbours to Timber Windows too, who have also had their windows changed by you too, so we’ve started a chain now of getting our houses looking as they should.”
