Lordship Windows Ltd. Presents Sash Windows

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Lordship Windows Ltd. Presents Sash Windows

• Lordship Windows Ltd. professional service
  provider. Sash windows are elegant windows that
  we all have seen in buildings of old
  architecture, especially the Victorian and
  Edwardian buildings. These were believed to have
  originated in England in the late 17th century.
  Robert Hooke is considered to be the person who
  designed the first sash window. And they became
  extremely popular with most buildings in those
  days sporting them. The glass panes were encased
  in timber frames that could slide up and down
  vertically. From England, their popularity spread
  to other parts of the world. Even today, it is
  extremely popular with homeowners for their
  old-world-charm look as well as functional
  convenience.
• They have a simple yet classic design of two
  horizontal rows containing 3 glass panes in each
  row. Now these two rows are arranged so that the
  sashes or the movable panels can be moved up or
  down. There are certain designs like Yorkshire
  light where the sashes move horizontally but the
  vertical ones are more preferred. The most
  commonly seen design is where both the upper and
  lower sashes move up and down vertically in
  distinctly different grooves within the window
  frame. There is metal stripping often installed
  to support the sashes and keep them steady and
  strong. Windows typically have a cord and pulley
  assembly or a spring balance system to maintain
  the vertical position of the sash when opened.
  This assembly is normally hidden from view.
• Sash window assembly Sash windows are single and
  double hung usually. In both types of
  installations, there are two sashes. In double
  hung configuration, both the sashes can be
  opened. This is excellent for ventilation. In
  single hung configuration, only the lower sash
  can be moved up and down, whereas, the upper sash
  is fixed. Not very often seen are multiple hung
  configurations like triple or quadruple hung
  configurations that may be used where the windows
  are very tall and span large lengths.
• You will typically find double hung windows being
  especially preferred for rooms on higher floors.
  This is because due to their structure they can
  provide an effective ventilation system for your
  room. The bottom sash can allow fresh air to flow
  in from outside. And the warm air that is pushed
  upwards gets pushed out from the top sash
  initiating a ventilation cycle that naturally
  cools down the interior. But care must be taken
  to keep the hinges in perfect shape so that the
  sashes do not get jammed or stuck and operate
  perfectly. Also use double glazed sash windows
  for stronger and sturdier glass panes that are
  energy efficient and noise free. Lordship Windows
  Ltd. based in North London, To know more about
  Lordship Windows Ltd. please visit here
  http//www.lordshipwindows.com
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