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Flush Sash Windows 

Flush sash windows combine traditional aesthetics with modern performance. Designed to suit historic buildings and contemporary homes, these uPVC windows provide key advantages over timber frames, including improved insulation, security and durability.

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Thanks to their flush design, the sash sits level with the frame, reducing draughts and heat loss. Paired with double or triple glazing, these windows help maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and lower energy costs. The uPVC construction resists rotting and warping, requiring minimal maintenance over time.

 

Available in colours such as anthracite grey and light oak, Timberlook flush sash windows complement a range of property styles. Their equal sightlines allow for balanced aesthetics and maximise natural light. Approved for conservation areas, they replicate traditional timber frames while offering modern benefits, making them an ideal choice for both heritage and newbuild properties.

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Our flush casement windows combine traditional design with modern performance. Suitable for all types of homes throughout South Shields, they offer the look of timber with the durability and efficiency of uPVC.

The flush design creates a clean, symmetrical appearance with equal sightlines, making them suitable for both classic and modern properties. Available in a range of colours and woodgrain finishes, these windows can be customised to suit different styles.

Designed for efficiency, flush sash windows provide excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat loss and helping to lower energy costs. The multi-point locking system and tight seals improve security, while durable uPVC construction prevents draughts and water ingress.

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If your looking to upgrade your South Tyneside home with the sleek, modern and contemporary look of Flush sash Windows, get in touch with Paratus Windows & Doors today for a FREE survey and quote

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