Sliding Sash Windows in Wrexham, North Wales & North West of England

Yes. ECOSlide sash windows are designed to replicate traditional timber proportions, so they sit comfortably on Victorian terraces, Georgian townhouses and many of the older homes 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. We’ll talk through the details that help your new windows blend in.

The bottom rail is the lowest horizontal part of the lower sash. Traditional timber sashes often had a deeper bottom rail, and the ECOSlide deep bottom rail measures 90mm, compared with 60mm on the standard version.

It adds visual weight and a classic mortise and tenon look, making it ideal for period homes and conservation areas across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England. It’s available in all nine foil finishes and any classic RAL colour.

Yes, they are very easy to clean. ECOSlide sashes are fitted with tilt knobs, so each sash can tilt inwards and you can clean the outside of the glass from inside your home.

That’s especially useful for upstairs windows in homes across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, where you’d otherwise need a ladder. The uPVC frames themselves only need a wipe with warm soapy water a few times a year.

ECOSlide windows are fitted with security locks and toughened glass, giving you a strong, secure window without spoiling its traditional look.

Travel restrictors are also included, which limit how far the sash can open. They’re ideal for children’s bedrooms or anywhere you’d like fresh air without a wide opening.

Yes. As well as the standard foil finishes, Victorian Sliders can spray your frames in any classic RAL colour or colour match to Farrow & Ball shades.

That means you can pick a heritage green, a soft grey or a colour that ties in with your front door. Shaped frames and custom glass options are also available for more unusual openings.

Yes. Modern uPVC sash windows are designed to improve thermal efficiency compared with old, rattling timber sashes, cutting draughts and helping your rooms feel warmer.

A built in drainage system also directs rainwater away, protecting the frame and your home from damp. We’ll confirm the energy rating of your chosen windows with your quote.

Sash window prices depend on the size and number of windows, your finish, and extras such as a deep bottom rail, a bespoke colour or shaped frames.

Because every sash is made for its opening, we’ll give you a price after a survey. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, measure up carefully and give you a clear quote, with no pressure to commit.

During your survey, we’ll measure each opening and talk through details such as the bottom rail, colour and glazing. When your sash windows are ready, we’ll remove the old frames and fit the new ones, adding lintels where Building Regulations require them.

Our fitters are uniformed, DBS checked and carry picture ID. We take particular care around older brickwork and period features, and we’ll leave your home clean and tidy.

Yes. Replacement sash windows must meet Building Regulations, and as a FENSA registered installer, we register every one on your behalf. You’ll receive a certificate to keep with your property documents.

Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, founded in Wrexham in 2003, and our team has over 40 years’ combined experience, fitting windows for homes across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.