Flush Windows

People use a lot of different terms to describe windows, which can be confusing. We are sometimes asked for flush sash windows, which could mean the vertical sliding traditional style windows. By the time you make your decision, you will have seen pictures and samples, so there is no chance of choosing the wrong windows. Flush windows are typically casement windows where all of the frames are flush – in line with each other, just like traditional wooden windows. These are often referred to as flush sash, flush casement, flush fit, flush uPVC, heritage flush or traditional flush. They all mean the same thing, although if you specify heritage or traditional, we think you will probably be interested in a window with more authentic styling.

We love coloured windows. We’ve been brightening up homes with coloured windows all over Cardiff, Vale and Glamorgan for many years. We understand that it’s a personal choice, though. If you are planning to change the colour of your windows, we’ll help you to visualise the new look. There is no reason to stay with the same style, colour or openings that you have now. This is your chance to have what you really want.
The wide range of colour options are all tasteful, authentic and designed to work with any brick or render colour. While anthracite has been popular in the last few years, lighter shades such as agate grey with its woodgrain finish are being asked for regularly nowadays. We also offer a variety of woodgrain finishes, including light oak, Irish oak, and golden oak, for a natural timber look. It would be hard to choose a favourite. Black, white and cream have stood the test of time for many years and will no doubt continue to do so.
Decorative glass options are also available to further personalise your flush windows.

Aluminium windows are a modern, stylish option that offer a sleek alternative to traditional uPVC and cannot be mistaken for wood. However, Origin manufactures a very stylish window range with flush frames inside and out. Explore the Origin OW-80 aluminium window.

Aluminium windows are especially popular for contemporary properties due to their sleek appearance, durability, and ability to complement minimalist, modern architectural styles.

You can use flush casement windows in a bay window in just the same way that you would any other casement window. Flush casement bay windows can maximise natural light and provide expansive glass areas for a brighter interior. If your house is modern, you can be open to any style of window.

We’ll help you to consider the options. While flush windows are popular for traditional homes because of the timber style appearance, they work equally well in newer homes.

If you are replacing a patio door or rear entrance door with your windows, you’ll be pleased to know that flush sash styling is available to match. All Eurocells products are colour-matched throughout the ranges, so you can mix different styles. Some of our customers have chosen the flush styling for back doors even when they’ve chosen a moulded style for the windows.

Modus Flush Windows from Eurocell carry an industry-leading 12-year guarantee. The recycled material is used inside the frame, where it is not seen, while ‘virgin’ grade uPVC is used on the outside, where it matters. This is one of the reasons that Eurocell are able to give a longer guarantee.

All our windows are covered by the same industry-leading guarantee.

The most popular style of windows is casement windows. In Cardiff, you will see a lot of vertical sliding sash windows, especially in the older buildings. As the name suggests, they slide up and down.

Casement windows are hinged, usually at the sides but also at the top. You see top-hung windows most often on the small opening windows at the top. These are called fanlights. When you choose your new flush casement windows, you can choose completely new arrangements for your windows.

Take some time to consider whether your existing windows work for you. Do you have enough opening windows? If you have fanlights, do you use them, or are they too high for regular use? Although your opening is likely to stay the same, the arrangement within that space is entirely up to you

From the outside, flush tilt and turn windows will give you the same traditional look as casement windows. The difference is that tilt-and-turn windows open on an axis to tilt for ventilation. By using the handle, you can lock the tilt and fully open the window inwards. This is especially helpful for cleaning windows that are otherwise hard to get to.

Additionally, trickle vents can be included in tilt and turn windows to ensure proper airflow and ventilation, helping the design comply with building regulations even when the windows are closed.

Flush casement windows cost a little more than the uPVC windows that you normally see. More goes into the manufacture of them. When compared to the cost of timber windows, they are extremely cost-effective. The cost of your windows will depend on size, style and the number of openings. Flush casement windows are increasingly popular among homeowners for both period properties and heritage homes, thanks to their modern, sleek design and ability to replicate the traditional look of timber windows.

Flush sash windows are created with high-quality uPVC with a style that creates the authentic look of timber, whilst adding a whole host of features and benefits that wood simply cannot compete with. Timber frames are expensive and have the additional need for continual upkeep such as re-staining, re-painting and varnishing. They often look tired after weathering the first summer and winter. When you buy timber windows, you need to factor in an additional cost per year. Flush sash windows will not cost money to maintain, making them a much more financially attractive option compared to timber alternatives. These windows also come with advanced security features, providing peace of mind and enhanced protection for your home.

The flush sash window is virtually maintenance-free, requiring no more than the occasional wipe with a damp cloth. Unlike timber, our uPVC flush sash windows will not rot, warp or discolour, so they make a cost-effective and durable solution for any property in any location, including heritage homes and period properties.

Of course, as with all modern windows, you can expect super thermal efficiency, saving you money on your energy bills. With a multi-chambered profile, they retain heat and keep the cold out, making for a warm and comfortable environment. It’s much healthier to be able to reduce how often you have your heating on, too.

The Logik range of windows now also features a squared flush sash. This is a different range from the Modus flush and has some differences.The profile is mitred and does not have a squared off option as with the Modus range.

The Logik flush window range carries a ten-year guarantee.

At Heath Windows and Doors, we’ll explore all of the options with you so that you make the right choice for your home.

Flush Casement windows are now part of the Eurocell Logik range.

When it comes to flush casement windows, the details make all the difference. One of the key ways to personalise your flush sash windows is through your choice of window furniture, such as handles and hinges, which can dramatically influence both the aesthetic appeal and the everyday functionality of your windows.

Whether you prefer classic monkey tail handles for a touch of traditional charm or sleek, modern hardware for a contemporary twist, there’s a wide range of options to suit your taste and the style of your property.

Cill options are another important consideration. Flush casement windows can be fitted with sills in various sizes, including 95mm, 150mm, and 180mm, allowing you to match the proportions and character of your home. These simpe choices help ensure your new flush sash windows are a perfect fit, whether you’re updating a period property or adding a modern touch to a new build.

The combination of customisable window furniture and sill options means you can create a truly personalised look for your flush casement windows. This level of customisation makes flush sash windows an ideal choice for both traditional properties seeking to maintain their heritage feel and modern properties looking for a sleek, elegant aesthetic.

With so many styles and finishes available, you can be confident that your new windows will complement your home beautifully, inside and out.