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Gowercroft apprentice sanding a timber window frame in the workshop as part of his woodworking training.

Gowercroft apprentice passes new Woodworking Standard with flying colours!

Gowercroft Joinery apprentice, Toby Nightingale, has passed West Nottinghamshire College’s new Level 2 Woodworking Product Manufacturing Operative apprenticeship course with a distinction. The course, which is now offered in...

A conceptual eco-friendly window carved into a tree trunk, symbolising sustainable window replacement and harmony with nature.

Top 6 Eco Window Replacement Tips for Homeowners

Looking to save money, reduce your carbon footprint, and increase the efficiency of your home? You can do all these things by installing eco windows.

Gowercroft Wins First BWF ‘Heritage Project of the Year’ Award

Multi award-winning timber window and door manufacturer Gowercroft Joinery has ended 2022 on a high as winner of the first ever British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Heritage Project of the...

Traditional white-painted timber sash window installed in a red brick listed building, overlaid with the text “The Benefits of Investing in Quality Period Windows for Listed Buildings”.

The Benefits of Investing in Quality Period Windows for Listed Buildings

What are the benefits of heritage windows? Better insulation and soundproofing One of the main reasons people invest in period windows is to improve living conditions. High-performance glazing offers...

Gowercroft Shortlisted for BWF Award

Gowercroft Shortlisted for BWF 2022 Award

Gowercroft Joinery are pleased to announced that we have been shortlisted for the prestigious British Woodworking Federation Heritage Project of the Year awards

Snow-covered stone buildings with sash windows in a heritage street setting, overlaid with text reading “What are the best INSULATED WINDOWS for HERITAGE BUILDINGS?”.

What are the best insulated Heritage Windows for Listed Buildings?

What are the best insulated Heritage Windows for Listed Buildings? Find out in our latest post - read here

Gowercroft Appoints new Finance Director

Multi award-winning timber window and door manufacturer Gowercroft Joinery has appointed a new Finance Director to help spearhead the next stage of the company's expansion.

A Guide to Windows for Listed Buildings: Everything You Need to Know

Looking for windows for listed buildings? A Guide to Windows for Listed Buildings: Everything You Need to Know

4 Heritage Windows for Listed Buildings

Choosing the right Heritage Windows for your property when you live in a listed building - here's 4 types of Heritage Window you can install when renovating a Listed...

Bright yellow exterior wall with a red-trimmed sash window, featuring a flower box and heart-shaped ornament, alongside bold red text reading "uPVC versus TIMBER SASH WINDOWS – Which is better?"

Why Timber Windows are better than uPVC Sash Windows

Timber windows are better than uPVC sash windows for lots of reasons - find out why in our latest blog post

Illustration of an open window looking out onto a long straight road, symbolising durability and longevity, alongside text reading "How to make your heritage windows last for 70 years."

How to make your heritage windows last for 70 years

Can you get heritage windows that will last a lifetime? We show you how you could get 70 years or more out of a set of timber heritage windows...

Modern open casement window in a minimalist interior looking out onto a lush green forest, illustrating the concept of sustainable windows and their connection to environmentally friendly living.

Why Choose Sustainable Windows?

Why Your Windows Should Be Sustainable: The Benefits of a Well-Built Window High-performance sustainable windows come in many types, shapes, and sizes. But regardless of their aesthetic or structural...

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...

Close-up of shattered safety glass with a hole in the centre, illustrating the importance of using safety glass in windows to prevent injury. Text overlay reads, "Do you need safety glass in your windows?"

Do You Need Safety Glass in Your Windows?

Discover the benefits of safety glass for your windows. Learn about the different types and how they enhance safety, security, and energy efficiency.

Gowercroft opens the door to new partnership opportunities at the FIT Show

Multi award-winning timber window and door manufacturer Gowercroft Joinery is showcasing its dealer partnership package at this year’s FIT Show May 10-12. The company, which has been producing premium...

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...