About Sashwindows
Sash Windows online are a traditional hand crafted business specialising in quality Sash Windows.
Based in Kendal in the beautiful lake District. Our online shop allows us to offer our products to anywhere in the UK. We are very proud of the work we have created and our business have now gained further admiration to our ethical building practices.
We hand craft more than the the frame, but offer choice of ironmongery, and paint finish to ensure your frames are to the specification you require. We understand all the factors that take place in the consideration of replacing your windows, whether it be restoring an old listed building or are building a property that requires traditional features. We have the craftsmen, experience to accommodate full building projects.
If you are a homeowner, property developer or architect, Why not speak to us by visiting our Website and look over our Georgian, Victorian windows
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