Sliding Sash Style 7

This uPVC sliding sash window is designed for homes that want a more decorative, traditional look without going over the top. Both the top and bottom sashes are divided into multiple sections, giving the window a strong period feel while still keeping the lines clean and balanced.

The window is built as one complete uPVC unit with two vertically sliding sashes. As with a proper sash window, the top sash sits slightly in front of the bottom one, adding real depth to the frame rather than a flat, modern shortcut. It’s one of those details that makes the window feel right once it’s installed, even if you don’t consciously notice it at first.

Each sash is divided into three horizontal glass sections, with a narrow pane at the top, a larger central pane, and a narrow pane at the bottom. On top of that, slim vertical mullions divide each sash into three vertical sections. The result is a decorative grid that feels traditional but still well-proportioned. Handles are positioned on the top sash only, keeping the lower section visually calm and uncluttered.

A decorative sliding sash window with everyday practicality

Despite its detailed appearance, this uPVC sliding sash window is very easy to live with. The vertical sliding system is familiar and simple, and the uPVC frame keeps maintenance to a minimum. There’s no painting to worry about; cleaning is straightforward, and the window holds its appearance over time without much effort.

This style works especially well in period-style homes, character properties, or newer houses that want to introduce a more classic look. It suits living rooms, bedrooms, and garden-facing spaces where you want plenty of light, a clear view outside, and a window that looks good from both inside and out.