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Double glazing Victorian sash windows

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DameHelena · 16/08/2022 16:29

Does anyone know a ballpark figure for this? It's three windows making up one large window, IYSWIM. Tall Victorian proportions. I fear the answer but I am going to have to get it done, so...

TIA

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kirinm · 17/08/2022 13:19

If you're in south london I'd recommend London Box Sash - I've no idea if they cover north although I can't see why they wouldn't.

Timbertherm is another company we used.

mumof2many1943 · 17/08/2022 20:42

We had ours’ done 6 Years ago. House built in 1872 and the original windows were in surprisingly good condition so on the advice of the glazier we opted for secondary double glazing. Cost was around £5000 but there were 12 windows. Very pleased with result.

Sashdr · 17/01/2023 22:40

I'm am a traditional sash window renovation specialist with 23+ experience based in Dorset.

Bs0u416d · 17/01/2023 22:44

We had 7 victian windows restored. Original sash restored, wood stripped back and repaired and then slimline double glazing units fitted, we had them placed behind the stained glass panels in the larger windows. £30k.

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