Flush fit windows in Surrey
Flush fit windows sit level within the frame for a sleek, timeless finish that suits period and modern homes alike. A beautiful alternative to a traditional timber look, with the low upkeep of uPVC.
The flush design closes into the frame rather than sitting proud of it, giving crisp, elegant sightlines and an authentic period appearance. It is a favourite for cottages, conservation areas and character homes across Surrey.
We fit flush windows in a wide palette of heritage and contemporary colours, with the same modern security, weather performance and energy efficiency as the rest of our range. Made to measure and installed by our own team.
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A selection of flush fit windows we have supplied and fitted across Surrey.
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Perfect for
- Period and character homes
- Conservation areas
- Barn and cottage conversions
- A clean, traditional look
Options
- Heritage colour range
- Woodgrain finishes
- A-rated glazing
- Multi-point locking
About flush casement windows
What makes a window flush
On a flush casement the opening sash closes into the frame and sits level with it, so the window looks flat from outside, the way traditional timber casements were made. On a stormproof window the sash closes over the outside of the frame instead, leaving a visible step. If you are weighing the two, should I choose flush fit or stormproof windows sets out the differences.
Where flush windows suit
They suit cottages, period homes, barn conversions and houses in conservation areas, where a replacement needs to look like the original joinery, and they look just as crisp on a modern extension. We fit flush systems including REHAU Rio.
Timber look without the upkeep
Many flush windows come in woodgrain finishes, and timber look uPVC such as Timberlook adds timber style joints for an even closer match. It is still uPVC, so it needs no repainting, but it is not real timber. For that, see our timber windows.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between flush and stormproof windows?
On a flush window the opening sash sits level with the outer frame for a smooth, traditional appearance. On a stormproof window the sash sits slightly proud of the frame. Flush windows suit period and character homes, while stormproof is a classic, robust everyday style.
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