Sash Windows Hardwood ?

Sash windows are a type of window that features one or more movable panels, or “sashes,” that slide vertically or horizontally to open and close the window. They are a common feature in traditional British architecture and are often associated with Georgian and Victorian houses.

Hardwood is a popular material for sash windows due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. Hardwood sash windows are typically made from timbers such as oak, mahogany, or meranti, which are known for their strength and resistance to decay.

When properly maintained, hardwood sash windows can last for decades or even centuries, making them a popular choice for historic buildings and conservation areas. However, hardwood sash windows can be more expensive than other materials such as uPVC or softwood, and they require regular maintenance to prevent decay and ensure their longevity.