Flush Casement Windows in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England

Both open outwards on hinges, but a standard casement sash overlaps the frame, while a flush sash sits inside it, level with the face of the frame.

Traditional timber windows were made with a flush finish, which is why flush casement windows are often chosen for older homes and anyone who wants a more authentic look.  Both styles can be compared on our casement windows page.

Yes. Flush windows have a flat, timber-style finish that suits cottages, farmhouses, and older terraces across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

If you live in a conservation area or a listed building, check with your local council before replacing your windows, as restrictions may apply. For taller, vertical openings, our sliding sash windows are also worth a look.

Welded joints are fused together at the corners, giving a smooth, seamless finish with a clean, modern look.

Mechanical joints are fixed together, leaving a fine line at each corner, just like a traditional timber window. Both are finished by hand, and we’ll show you examples at your survey.

The multi-chambered Liniar profile traps air inside the frame, and with modern double glazing, our TruFrame flush sash uPVC windows reach U-values as low as 0.9 W/m²K and A+ Window Energy Ratings.

A U-value measures how easily heat passes through a window, so the lower the number, the warmer your home and the lower your heating bills can be.

Our TruFrame flush sash windows are accredited by Secured by Design, the official police security initiative. They use the SAC locking system, backed by a £7,500 manufacturer’s guarantee against break ins.

Every locking system is also guaranteed against mechanical failure for 10 years. For heavier or triple glazed sashes, we can fit an optional Trojan Mega egress hinge.

For an authentic heritage look, choose traditional monkey tail handles with matching dummy stays. Astragal bars can be added to divide the glass into smaller panes, just like a traditional timber window.

Prefer something simpler? Modern handles are also available, in chrome, gold, silver, white or black.

There are 13 colours to choose from, including white, cream, black, chartwell green and a range of greys such as anthracite, agate, basalt and gale grey.

Woodgrain foils such as Rosewood, Golden Oak and Irish Oak give your flush windows the warmth of timber, with no sanding, treating or painting needed.

Flush casement prices depend on the number and size of your windows, your colour and joint style, and heritage extras such as astragal bars or monkey tail handles.

We’ll give you an exact figure after a survey at your home in Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England. You’ll get a clear quote to think over in your own time, with no pressure to commit.

At your survey, we’ll measure each window and help you choose joint styles, handles and any astragal bars. On fitting day, we carefully remove your old windows, fit your new flush casements and add lintels where Building Regulations require them.

Our fitters wear uniform, carry picture ID and are DBS checked. We’re FENSA registered, and as part of JF Glazing, established in Wrexham in 2003, we’ve been fitting windows for local homes for over 20 years.