uPVC Vertical Sliding Sash Windows

Sliding sash windows, often referred to as a 'Georgian windows' because of their period appearance, are timeless classics. The uPVC sliding sash window retains all the character of the centuries-old design, but adds the benefits of durability, insulation and ease of cleaning that you expect from uPVC windows.

uPVC sliding sash windows are one of the few types that can be opened for ventilation or easy cleaning without intruding into the room or obstructing the exterior.

Legacy Windows offer the "Renaissance" range of vertical sliding windows. The uPVC profile is manufactured to the highest standards and has been specifically designed to offer:

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  • Energy Saving thermal properties.
  • Excellent weathering performance.
  • Reinforced strength as standard.
  • Low maintenance and durability.

The "Renaissance" range is manufactured under rigorously checks to surpass all relevant British Quality accreditations:

  • BSEN ISO 9001:2000 FM 20651
  • BSEN 7412 Lic.No. KM 30067
  • BSEN 6206 Lic.No. KM 73938
  • BSEN 1279/2 Lic.No. KM 20652
  • BSEN 12608 Lic.No. KM 503982

to our customers exact specification and measurements making them fully bespoke, and suitable for both the domestic replacement market, and commercail new builds.

The Vertical Sliding Sash system is a very simple operation of the two sashes within an outerframe, that work independently of each other, utilising a factory tensioned balance mechanism designed to hold them at exact heights with an ingenious design feature allowing the sashes to tilt from inside to facilitate safe and easy cleaning, and to provide a means of escape in the unlikely event of fire.

Our Vertical Sliding Sash Windows are virtually maintenance free, reduce noise intrusion and add insulation value, offering performance with good looks; the sculptured frame bead and Astragal or Internal Georgian bars of the sash windows integrate perfectly with other windows within the Legacy range.

Energy Rated uPVC Vertical Sliding Sash Windows:

The British Fenestration Rating Council (BFRC) in conjunction with the UK Glazing industry have designed a window rating system to meet the need for simple and accurate information for the consumer. Windows are rated on an A to G scale, which is consistent with other products such as white goods. Efficient energy rated windows can significantly cut heat loss and add value to your home. All of Legacy Windows vertical sliding windows are C rated as standard to comply with Document L:2010 of the UK Building Regulations, with an upgrade to A rated available.

Window Configurations:

With the introduction of 90 degree corner posts, 120 and 150 degree Bay poles, a variety of new designs have now become available. Windows may be coupled together, arched heads and fixed sashes, as well as bays constructed. Legacy can offer Georgian windows to suit you individual property's requirements.

Profile Colour Options:

In addition to our standard White and Cream base colours, with either Light Oak or Rosewood foil finishes, we can also supply the "Renaisaance" window in Cream Woodgrain, White Woodgrain and Irish Oak.

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Quickslide Corner SectionTechnical Specifications:

  • Multi-chambered outerframe.
  • Galvanised steel re-inforced sashes.
  • Fully concealed gaskets and weatherseals. giving the window a clean look, whilst improving long term weathering and thermal efficiency.
  • Internally glazed using 24mm Low E double glazing units, making both C Rated and A Rated versions of our "Renaissance" window available upon request.
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  • Outerframe depth -135mm
  • Top and Bottom sash - 50mm
  • Integral Cill - 150mm, 180mm or 225mm
  • Minimum window width - 350mm
  • Maximum window width - 1500mm
  • Minimum window height - 700mm
  • Minimum window height 3000mm
  • Bay/Corner options - 90°, 120°, 150°
  • Coupling Option - 30mm aluminium coupling mullion

 

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