Preserve the authentic elegance of your Georgian sash windows and distinctive glazing bars while dramatically improving thermal efficiency, noise reduction, and comfort with our specialist secondary glazing solutions.
The distinctive features that define Georgian architecture
Distinctive 6-over-6, 8-over-8, or 12-over-12 pane configurations with thick glazing bars creating geometric patterns.
Traditional counterweight systems with sash cords and pulleys allowing smooth vertical sliding operation.
Original crown glass with characteristic imperfections and optical qualities that add to the authentic Georgian appearance.
Classical proportions with tall, narrow windows that create the distinctive Georgian facade symmetry.
Common issues with 18th and early 19th century windows
Original crown glass provides minimal thermal insulation, leading to significant heat loss
Numerous glazing bars create multiple potential air leakage points around each pane
Historic putty and sealing compounds deteriorate over time, creating drafts and air infiltration
Worn sash cords and aged timber frames allow movement and rattling in windy conditions
Maintains the distinctive Georgian glazing bar patterns and proportions completely intact
Creates effective thermal barrier while preserving original crown glass and window operation
Seals all air leakage points while maintaining the ability to operate original sash windows
Internal installation means no alterations to the Georgian facade or planning applications
Secondary glazing solutions for different Georgian styles
Hinged or vertical sliding systems that accommodate the complex glazing bar patterns while providing excellent thermal performance.
Vertical sliding secondary glazing that mirrors the original sash operation while maintaining the elegant Georgian proportions.
Flexible systems including hinged, sliding, or combination approaches depending on window size and usage requirements.
Custom angled frames with combination opening systems that follow the bay window geometry while preserving the Georgian character.
Transforming a Grade II listed Georgian property
Annual heating costs reduced from £2,400 to £1,400 - saving £1,000 per year
Street noise reduced from 68dB to 38dB - creating peaceful Georgian elegance
All original glazing bars and crown glass preserved - conservation officer approved
Improved EPC rating and enhanced desirability - estimated 3% value increase
Get expert advice on secondary glazing solutions that preserve the authentic character of your Georgian windows while dramatically improving performance.