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Windows

The right window for each house

Reigate, Redhill, Merstham and Kingswood

Five kinds of window cover almost every house between the Downs and Earlswood. Each is shown here with the houses it suits.

A terrace of Victorian brick cottages with white sliding sash windows
Victorian and Edwardian

Sliding sash windows

For the railway-era streets of Redhill and Earlswood and the Victorian houses of South Park. uPVC outside the conservation areas, timber inside them.

Sliding sash windows

A 1930s detached house with anthracite aluminium casement windows
1930s, post-war and modern

Aluminium windows

Slimline, flush and steel-look frames for the newer houses on the hill and the interwar houses to the south. Cheaper than timber and never painted.

Aluminium windows

A tile-hung house with white flush casement windows
Tile-hung and 1930s

Flush casement windows

Casements that close level with the frame, for tile-hung houses, 1930s semis and the backs of conservation-area houses.

Flush casement windows

An Edwardian semi with a white canted bay window
Edwardian semis

Bay windows

Canted bays replaced as one set, with the load above, the sill and the brick arches checked on the visit.

Bay windows

A Victorian villa with white painted timber box sashes
Listed and Article 4

Timber windows

Box sashes and casements for listed houses and the street side of Article 4 houses, made to the pattern the council expects.

Timber windows

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