Tilt and Turn Windows in Wrexham, North Wales, and North West of England

A single handle controls both opening positions. In the tilt position, the sash leans in at the top, letting fresh air circulate while the window stays securely locked at the sides. It’s why some people simply call them tilt windows.

In the turn position, the sash swings fully inwards by 90 degrees. This gives you a wide opening and lets you reach the outside of the glass from inside your home, making cleaning simple for homeowners across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

Liniar’s size optimised chambers trap pockets of warm air inside the frame, helping to keep the heat in. With modern double glazing, our TruFrame windows achieve U-values as low as 0.9 W/m²K and A+ Window Energy Ratings.

A U-value shows how easily heat escapes through a window, so the lower the number, the warmer your home. A continuous rebate gasket also helps reduce condensation and keeps outside noise to a minimum.

Yes. Our TruFrame tilt and turn windows are accredited by Secured by Design, the official police security initiative. The concealed gearing locks the sash at several points around the frame, and every locking system is guaranteed against mechanical failure for 10 years.

The tilt position is also designed for safe ventilation, so you can leave your tilt windows open a little without leaving your home exposed.

Yes TruFrame’s tilt and turn windows are suitable as fire escape windows, because the fully open turn position creates a large, clear opening.

Building Regulations require escape windows in certain rooms, such as some upstairs bedrooms. At your survey, we’ll check which windows in your home need to meet these rules and specify them correctly.

They’re one of the best choices. Because you can clean both sides of the glass from inside, there’s no need for ladders or a window cleaner to reach high windows.

Inward opening windows also won’t swing out over a pavement, balcony or garden path, which makes them practical for flats and homes close to the street across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

Alongside white, you can choose cream, black, anthracite, agate, basalt, silver, Gale Grey or Chartwell Green. Woodgrain foils such as Rosewood, Golden Oak and Irish Oak give you the look of timber, perfect for period homes across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

Handles come in chrome, gold, silver, white or black, so you can match them to your frames or add a subtle contrast. We’ll help you find the perfect combination at your survey.

Tilt and turn window prices vary with the size and number of windows, the colour, any hardware upgrades and whether any need to work as fire escape windows.

The easiest way to find out is to book a survey. We’ll come to your home in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, check each opening and give you a clear quote, with no pressure to commit.

First, we’ll survey your home and check which windows need to meet fire escape rules. On fitting day, we replace each window in turn, fitting lintels where Building Regulations require them and setting the hardware so the tilt and turn actions work smoothly.

Our fitters wear uniform, carry picture ID and are DBS checked. Before we leave, we’ll show you how to use both opening positions and make sure every room is left clean.

They do, but it’s all handled for you. We’re FENSA registered, so we notify every installation and you’ll get a certificate proving your windows meet Building Regulations, including any fire escape requirements.

Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, a Wrexham company since 2003. Our team has over 40 years’ combined glass and glazing experience, fitting windows for homes across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.