Glazing patterns
Pane divisions and glazing bars can be developed around the age, style and proportions of the elevation.
Timber windows
Sliding sash windows, made with period character and modern assurance.
Bespoke timber sash windows designed around the proportions of the building, combining traditional visual character with carefully considered glazing, finishes and operation.
Made to order
Built around the elevation
Glazing patterns, meeting rails and frame dimensions are developed together.
Bespoke sash proportions
Purpose-made for each project
Accoya specialists
Material selected for external joinery
50-year timber guarantee
Subject to Farrar's verified terms
The character of a sash window lives in the details.
A successful replacement should preserve the rhythm and refinement of the elevation rather than appearing visibly heavier or newer.
Meeting rails, glazing bars, horn details, cills and frame sightlines all affect the result. Farrar's purpose-made approach allows those elements to be reviewed together instead of forcing the property around a standard size.
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Design principle
The whole elevation should be reviewed before individual openings are finalised.
Period character with present-day expectations.
Appearance, weather performance, glazing and operation must be considered together. The final specification is developed around the building rather than a generic product label.
Sightlines that feel appropriate to the building.
The relationship between the frame, meeting rails and glazing pattern is reviewed across the elevation so replacement windows remain visually coherent.
Period-sensitive proportions
Coordinated glazing bars
Elevation-led design
See the details in context.
The effect of the window across a complete elevation
Sliding sash specification at a glance.
Every project requires a confirmed technical specification. These headings show how the information is structured.
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Purpose-made timber frames and sashes developed around the opening dimensions, elevation and required visual details.
Opening and operation
Opening and balancing arrangements are selected to suit the product design, access requirements and intended use.
Glazing
Glass specification is confirmed around thermal, acoustic, safety, appearance and planning requirements.
Finishes and hardware
Factory-applied coatings and sash furniture are coordinated with the chosen design and maintenance requirements.
Guarantee and maintenance
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Project case study
Period-window replacement without losing the elevation.
A genuine case study explaining the project rather than presenting photography without context.
Challenge
Improve comfort and operation while avoiding replacement frames that appeared too heavy for the existing openings.
Approach
Review the complete elevation, use surviving details as a visual reference and coordinate glazing bars, meeting rails, finish and hardware.
Outcome
A more coherent replacement scheme that respects the architectural rhythm while introducing a modern joinery specification.
Questions about sliding sash.
Initial guidance for homeowners, builders and project specifiers.
Purpose-made manufacturing allows frame dimensions, meeting rails, glazing patterns and other details to be developed around the property.
Glazing options can be considered alongside frame sightlines, weight, safety, thermal and acoustic requirements.
They may be, but acceptance depends on the property, local guidance and the proposed details.
Photographs, approximate dimensions, elevations, quantities, location and any known planning requirements are useful starting points.
Planning a sliding sash window project?
Share photographs, dimensions or architectural drawings and Farrar can advise on the most useful next step.
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