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Made in Britain
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Accoya vs. Traditional Timbers: Why Accoya Beats Oak
Why is Accoya Superior to Oak for Windows and Doors? Wood choice is crucial to crafting high-quality timber windows and doors. At Gowercroft Joinery, we’re often asked if we...
A charming traditional red-brick cottage with timber casement windows and a red front door, set behind a neatly trimmed hedge and lawn. The classic cottage-style windows feature white-painted wooden frames and are perfectly suited to the character of the home, offering a visual example of how timber casement windows can complement period properties while delivering practical benefits.
Which Flush Casement Window is Best for Your Project?
When it comes to choosing the perfect windows for your project, the decision can feel overwhelming. At Gowercroft Joinery, we pride ourselves on providing the best timber windows on...
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Window Values Explained
Demystify double glazing for energy-efficient homes. Explore key values, compare options, and make informed choices for a comfortable, sustainable living space.
Close-up of vacuum glazed windows showing temporary visible evacuation dots used during manufacturing, with a scenic view outside at sunrise.
Understanding the Quirks of Vacuum Glazing
Uncover the charm in the quirks of vacuum glazing! From subtle distortions to unique condensation patterns, explore cutting-edge window technology.
"Energy Efficiency Made Easy: Gowercroft and Part L Compliance graphic featuring timber window frames in a workshop with a stylised 'Part L' concrete column design."
Energy Efficiency Made Easy: Gowercroft and Part L Compliance
Discover how Gowercroft's energy-efficient windows and doors can help architects and builders comply with Part L Building Regulations. Learn about their high-quality insulation materials, advanced glazing techniques, and commitment...
Before image of a heritage timber window showing severe condensation across all panes, highlighting poor insulation and the need for modern vacuum glazing to prevent heat loss and moisture build-up.
Can you get condensation on windows with vacuum glazing?
Learn about condensation on windows, the drawbacks of double glazing, and how vacuum glazing can help prevent condensation by maintaining a consistent room temperature. Discover the benefits of vacuum...
A selection of vacuum glazing getters in various shapes and sizes, designed to absorb residual gases and maintain the vacuum seal within insulated glass units.
Why does Vacuum Insulated Glass have a Getter?
In this post we’ll tell you all about Vacuum Insulated Glass and answer the question “Why does Vacuum Insulated Glass have a Getter?”.
Condensation-covered window with three question marks drawn in the mist, representing uncertainty or queries about glazing and insulation options.
What is the Flexible Edge Sealing in Vacuum Double Glazing?
Vacuum double glazing is one of the most efficient ways to reduce heat loss in your home. With more effective windows, you retain more warmth indoors, which is especially...
Diagram showing the structure of vacuum insulated glazing, with two panes of glass separated by a narrow vacuum gap and edge seals, illustrating how vacuum glazing differs from traditional double glazing.
Does Double Glazing have a Vacuum?
Is there a Vacuum in Double Glazed Windows? Does double glazing have a vacuum? What is in the space between the glass in your windows? If you want to...
View through multiple white-painted timber sash window frames hanging in a drying area, showing uniform craftsmanship and alignment in a workshop setting.
The Different Types of Sashed Windows on the Market
There are many different types of sashed windows available in a wide variety of styles, materials and prices. We help you figure out the best sash windows for you.
Close-up view of two double-glazed white timber sash windows set in a traditional yellow brick building with decorative stone surrounds and deep moulded lintels.
Double Glazed Sash Windows: Upgrade to more efficient windows
Double glazed sash windows are the perfect solution for home owners that need traditional looks combined with super modern performance.
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The History of Sashed Windows: A Beginner’s Guide
Sash windows are one of the oldest types of windows. We're all familiar with the sashed window style that's associated with traditional architecture. Find out more about the origins...
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5 Eco-Friendly Ways to Replace Your Old Windows
Eco friendly windows are a great way to help sustain the planet, and save money on your energy bills. We show you how 5 environmentally sound ways to replace...
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What are Sash and Case Windows
What are sash and case windows? We find out all about sash and case windows and sash windows in Scotland in our latest blog post
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Why vacuum double glazing is best for a passive house window
A passive house window must be super-efficient. That’s why we think vacuum double glazing is the best choice in sustainable housing.
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Why Heritage Sash Windows are worth the investment
Why do you need heritage sash windows, and what makes them so special? We look at why they are well worth the investment for any renovation property
Listed building after renovation by the heritage window company Gowercroft Joinery
Situations where you need a Heritage Window Company
A heritage window company is a great asset to any renovation project Why would you need to use a heritage window company like Gowercroft? Did you know that heritage...
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Brilliant Uses For Bifold Doors
Do you love pushing back a dining table for extra space? Or wish you could knock down a wall or create a corridor? It turns out that there's a...