Window Fittings

Sash windows are a traditional style of window that consists of one or more movable panels, known as sashes, that slide vertically or horizontally within the frame. These windows are commonly found in period homes, particularly in Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian architecture.

Casement windows are hinged at the side and open like a door, either outwards or inwards. Most windows will have a fastener & stay, but can have extra bolts & locks for security.

Fanlight windows are hinged at the top or bottom, often above front doors. Most will have a catch for opening & closing and a stay to restrict how far the window can open.

French windows are usually rebated double doors opening to the outside or into public rooms. Hardware required depends on whether the windows are external or internal.