Hardwood Replicated
Here at Astral, we are pleased to introduce our unique range of heritage windows. These windows are designed to replicate the look of flush sash hardwood windows typically found in old cottage properties and historic buildings.
However, thanks to modern innovation, you can now enjoy the traditional look of these windows without the expensive to fix problems that timber frames often experience. Our patented composite material won’t rot, leak, crack or warp over time and requires virtually no maintenance, just a quick wipe down now and then. Enjoy the authentic look and feel of heritage windows without the upkeep.
Quality Performance
Our heritage windows are built to accommodate both standard 28mm double glazing and 44mm triple glazing. These robust panes have achieved some of the highest classifications of weather testing. Their unique composite frames repel wind and rain preventing chilly draughts and unwanted water ingress, unlike their traditional predecessors.
Our heritage window units are also hermetically sealed in a managed, quality-controlled environment to give outstanding heat and sound insulation results. This will help you stay cosy inside your Banstead property by keeping hot air in your home, thus meaning you stay warmer for longer. Over time this could reduce your reliance on central heating, meaning you could spend less on those ever rising energy bills.
Beautiful Design
Each of our heritage windows is hand-finished and made by expert craftsmen to maintain their historic character. Available in a variety of colours, our heritage windows are the perfect choice for your Banstead home, whether you want to update your current systems or add some traditional flair. They can also be incorporated into orangeries and garden rooms to add a classic touch.
Due to their authentic look and feel, heritage windows can also be used in genuine conservation areas. They are a long term solution to help maintain a property’s traditional aesthetic while keeping the property sealed and secure against intruders and the elements.