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Cottage Windows
Cottage windows take the traditional casement and divide it into smaller panes with glazing bars — the unmistakable hallmark of country cottages, period farmhouses and chocolate-box British villages. The smaller pane proportions add depth, character and period authenticity to any traditional or rural property.
Why It Matters
Country Character, Modern Comfort
Modern cottage windows preserve all that traditional charm while delivering full double-glazed performance. Choose authentic external glazing bars (for true through-pane construction) or slimline applied bars (for easier cleaning), in any of our window materials including timber, uPVC or aluminium.
- Smaller panes divided by glazing bars
- Authentic country-cottage aesthetic
- Through or applied glazing bar options
- Available in uPVC, aluminium or timber
- Suits cottages, farmhouses & period homes
- A-rated double-glazed sealed units
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Choose the perfect handle for your windows
Explore a variety of handle styles and finishes designed to match your window type and enhance usability.
Gold Locking uPVC Window Handle
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Gold Teardrop uPVC Window Handle
White Locking uPVC Window Handle
Antique Locking uPVC Window Handle
Chrome Teardrop uPVC Window Handle
Antique Teardrop uPVC Window Handle
Gold Monkey Tail uPVC Window Handle
Black Locking Flush Window Handle
Gold Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Black Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Chrome Locking uPVC Window Handle
White Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Chrome Monkey Tail uPVC Window Handle
Antique Monkey Tail uPVC Window Handle
Antique Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Dark Bronze Locking uPVC Window Handle
Chrome Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Brushed Satin Locking uPVC Window Handle
Brushed Satin Teardrop uPVC Window Handle
Brushed Satin Monkey Tail uPVC Window Handle
Brushed Satin Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
Dark Bronze Non-locking uPVC Window Handle
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Cottage Windows — common questions
Both use glazing bars to divide the window into smaller panes, but cottage windows typically use a more irregular, organic grid (often 2×2 or 2×3 panes per sash), while Georgian windows use a strict, symmetrical 6-over-6 or 8-over-8 sash grid based on classical proportions.
Often, yes — particularly timber cottage windows with through-pane glazing bars and authentic mouldings. We'll check the planning specifics for your property and supply a specification that satisfies heritage requirements.
Through bars (genuine separate panes joined by structural bars) give the most authentic look and are best for conservation areas. Applied bars (slimline strips bonded to a single pane) are easier to clean and slightly more energy-efficient. Both look great — we'll show samples at survey.
Slightly — glazing bars do reduce the open glass area marginally, but the loss is minimal and well worth it for the period character. Most cottage rooms benefit from the visual rhythm the bars create.
Yes — leaded patterns can be incorporated into cottage windows for an even more traditional look, particularly suited to Tudor, Arts and Crafts and chocolate-box cottage properties.
Just as efficient as standard casements — modern double or triple glazing and weather-tight seals come as standard. The glazing bars don't materially affect thermal performance.
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Georgian Windows
Symmetrical Georgian-bar windows for period homes — sash and casement variants with authentic 18th-century proportions.
Leaded Windows
Leaded-light windows for period properties — diamond and rectangular patterns with modern double-glazed performance.
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