Sash windows or hung sash windows are made of one or more movable panels, these form a frame to hold panes of glass, which are also often separated by other panes. The term sash is mainly used when referring to windows where the glazed panels that open, slide either vertically or horizontally.

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The classic sash window can often be found in Georgian and Victorian houses, these differ in arrangements and sizes and there is no fixed rule to how many panes you can have. Sash windows have the ability to enhance a traditional build and convert and modify a run-down renovation project to give much more character.

Grey sash windows and green sash windows have become increasingly fashionable lately and really do make properties stand out from the traditional white windows of their neighbours.

They provide a momentary view into past building and glazing traditions and are an inherent part of traditional 17th, 18th and 19th century properties.