Securahome has honed its fitting service over the years, earning a reputation as one of the premier service providers in South Wales. We invite you to visit our Swansea showroom, where you can engage with our expert design teams and experience our exceptional products firsthand.
Heritage windows and doors with a timeless appeal
Do you know about Heritage style windows and doors?
Do you think there are only two options of windows and doors for your home? Low-maintenance UPVC or timber? While wood has character, it needs maintenance and with today’s busy lifestyles this is not always easy. Plastic UPVC is very practical but can have little character. Well, good news, there is now a real alternative. Securahome’s Heritage style windows and doors are perfect for when only the best will do for your home.
These timber alternative windows are made with all of the hallmarks of traditional, artisan joinery. Combining real charm and character with low-maintenance materials.
The Heritage style range of flush and sash windows have 19th century detailing. Furthermore, they are made considering Article 4 Conservation regulations* which conforms to historical design guidelines.
The detail of this window range is unmistakable with traditional putty lines, butt joints and ironmongery. That is not all, in order to ensure that the finish is on-point, each window is finished by hand.
To increase the charm appeal, each frame has a texture finish which continues right to the edge of the frame. It is this level of detailing which means that even though they are made from low-maintenance composite materials, these Heritage style windows are accepted in some conservation areas*.
In addition all windows in the Heritage range are A+ rated making them one of the most thermally efficient on the market.
Securahome’s Heritage Windows are available in a number of classic ‘painted timber’ shades. This is in addition to natural finishes which include English and Silvered Oak colours
Visit our Gorseinon showroom in South Wales to compare our Heritage and timber ranges and see if you can tell the difference?
* Conservation guidelines vary, please check with the local authority planning office for your specific area.
