Sliding Sash Windows in Amesbury
Amesbury sits on the River Avon a short way from Stonehenge, and its oldest streets still hold a good number of period cottages and townhouses. Around the historic centre, near the abbey church and along the roads leading down to the river, you will find vertical sliding sashes set into brick and flint fronts. Some are original; many were replaced years ago with heavier frames that never quite looked right. Further out, Archers Gate and Kings Gate are far newer, but a fair few owners there would still like a traditional window.
For the older houses, the Roseview Ultimate Rose is the one we usually suggest. Its 35mm meeting rail is close to a timber sash, the frames are mechanically jointed like traditional joinery, and the run-through horns sit just as a carpenter would set them. It is double glazed as standard, A-rated, and needs no regular painting. On newer homes, the Rose Collection gives the sash look with a wide choice of colours. Kenny surveys every window himself, and our own team carries out the fitting.
Our Sliding Sash Windows
Roseview Ultimate Rose
Our premium sash, with a slim 35mm meeting rail, mechanically jointed corners and run-through horns, for homes where only a convincing timber look will do.
Sash Windows Fitted Properly in Amesbury
We would rather fit fewer windows and get every one of them right. This is what you can expect when you choose Goldhill Glazing.
Fitted by Our Own Team
Your windows are installed by our own team, who take as much care inside your home as they do with the frames, and leave it as clean and tidy as they found it.
Secure as Standard
Multi-point locking and quality hardware come as standard, with toughened safety glass wherever the regulations call for it.
FENSA Registered
We certify every installation to Building Regulations ourselves, and you receive a FENSA certificate for your records.
Sliding Sash Windows in Amesbury: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Amesbury do you cover?
All of Amesbury, including Archers Gate and Kings Gate, plus Durrington, Bulford, Shrewton and Porton, and we also cover Salisbury and Tidworth.
Do I need permission for uPVC sash windows in Amesbury?
It depends on the building. A listed house will usually need listed building consent from Wiltshire Council, and the council may insist on timber, which we can also supply. For an unlisted home, even in a conservation area, a carefully detailed uPVC sash such as the Roseview Ultimate Rose is often seen as a sympathetic replacement. Kenny will advise once he has seen the property.
What makes the Roseview Ultimate Rose look like a timber sash?
It has a slim 35mm meeting rail, true mechanically jointed construction with the joints arranged like traditional joinery, and seamless run-through sash horns in several styles. From the street it reads like a well-made timber sash, without the regular painting.
What guarantee do your windows come with?
Frames and sealed glass units are guaranteed for 10 years, hardware for 2 years and our workmanship for 10 years, all backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
How much do sliding sash windows cost?
It depends on the number and size of the windows, the range you choose, the colour, the horns and the glass. Every window is made to measure, so the only way to give an accurate price is to survey your home. The survey and quote are free, and we are rarely beaten on price for a genuine like-for-like quotation.
Book Your Free Sash Window Survey
For a free survey and quotation on sliding sash windows in Amesbury, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
Read more about our sliding sash windows and why we recommend the Roseview Ultimate Rose, or see our windows in Amesbury, flush casement windows in Amesbury and double glazing in Amesbury pages.
We also fit sliding sash windows in nearby Salisbury, Wilton and Shaftesbury.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.