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Cottage windows

Cottage Windows

Traditional Style Windows To Suit English Cottages

  • Colours and styles to suit stone cottages
  • Made-to-measure, with a range of options
  • Industry-leading energy-efficiency & security
  • Built to last with long-lasting guarantees
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Cottage Window Styles

An Everest casement window

Casement  →

The most traditional and versatile style of window and the most energy efficient window option (in uPVC).

  • A++ energy-efficient window
  • Most secure window with GrabLock
  • Virtually maintenance free
  • In timber or uPVC
An Everest flush casement window

Flush Casement  →

A popular variation of casement window, due to their neat clean lines and flat finish.

  • A+ energy-efficient window
  • Contemporary slim styling
  • Clean lined & flat finish
  • Realistic uPVC woodgrain
An Everest wooden sash window

Wooden Sash  →

The most authentic option for replacing period windows and often required in conservation areas.

  • Softwood or hardwood options
  • Engineered wood to stop rattling
  • Smooth running mechanisms
  • Traditional sash furniture
Everest uPVC sash window

uPVC Sash  →

Available in uPVC woodgrain finish to maintain the appearance of a traditional sash window.

  • Replica traditional design
  • Smooth running mechanisms
  • Smooth or wood grain
  • Traditional sash furniture

Cottage Windows From Everest

Cottages are the oldest style of dwelling in the UK, with over a thousand years of history back to Medieval times. The typical English stone cottage that we recognise today, was either built or evolved from a farmworker's cottage, a weaver's cottage or a miner's cottage from the 18th century. The typical cottage building has thick stone walls, low ceilings and small windows. All the building features were designed to be naturally energy efficient and to shelter residents against bad weather, or to keep the cottage cool in summer. Casement windows are the oldest style of window and therefore the typical window style in most cottages. Originally, the glazing would be constructed from several small panes of glass before the production of glass developed to economically and efficiently make large panes.


To recreate the style of a cottage window, a casement window would have Georgian bars applied to the glass, similar to Georgian window style. The other style of window sometimes called a 'cottage window' is a sash window with Georgian bars applied.


For stone cottage properties, we recommend flush sash casement windows with traditional Georgian bar styling, wooden casement windows, or uPVC casement windows with a woodgrain finish. If replacing a cottage with sash windows, we can recommend wooden sash windows or uPVC sash windows with a wood grain finish and Georgian bars applied. Muted colours such as classic white, grey, green or brown complete the cottage style.

Windows Fully Bespoke to Your Home

With thousands of options to choose from, Everest windows are designed to meet your needs.

Everest coloured window frames

Colours

Over 20 stunning colours including woodgrain finishes on uPVC which look like real timber.


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Glazing on an Everest window

Glazing

Customise your windows with a choice of glass and glazing, including obscure, decorative, noise-reducing, double glazing or triple glazing.


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Everest window furniture

Furniture & Hardware

Our window handles and furniture are available in a choice of colours, so you can create the perfect look for your property.


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Commonly Asked Questions

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    Are Georgian bar windows more expensive?

    Georgian bar windows can be more expensive than windows without Georgian bars, but the cost depends on various factors such as the type of material used, the size and style of the windows, and the complexity of the grid pattern.


    For instance, if you choose wooden Georgian bar windows, they are likely to be more expensive than uPVC or aluminum Georgian bar windows due to the cost of materials and the additional labor involved in crafting and fitting the bars. Similarly, if the Georgian bars have a more intricate design, this can increase the cost of the windows.

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    How much do new windows cost?

    The cost of new windows is dependent on so many factors such as style and materials. Many websites do offer lists of prices of their double glazed windows, but these are usually the cost for a basic off-the-shelf window and often without the cost of installation. At Everest, our products are made-to-measure and customised to your taste and home, which is why you won't find a price online as there are too many contributing factors.


    Read more: How much do new windows cost...

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    How long do windows last?

    There is no reason why quality windows can’t last for the lifetime of the property if well maintained. However, not all windows are created equally, for example timber windows will require some maintenance to maintain paintwork. Invariably this comes down to personal preference lower quality windows for example may have no gas between the panes limiting their effectiveness at reducing warmth in a room. Others may use poor quality seals which perish and result in draughts after around 10 years.


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    What types of glass are available for windows?

    You might think that glass is just glass, but, not all glass is the same. Glass comes in varying thicknesses, clarity levels and coatings, all imperceptible to the human eye, but choosing the right glass can improve your home's energy efficiency, security and noise reduction. There are several types of glass you can choose for your windows and doors depending on the needs and problems in your home. Whether it's energy efficiency, reducing external noise or protecting furniture from UV damage we have the right glass to solve the problem.


    Read more: The different glass options for windows...

Double glazing

Double Glazing →

Our high-quality double glazed windows will keep your home warm, safe and quiet.

Triple glazing

Triple Glazing →

Our triple glazed windows are our most energy-efficient, with an A++ energy rating.

Secondary glazing

Secondary Glazing →

Secondary glazing is perfect for listed buildings to improve energy efficiency and reduce noise.

Energy efficient cottage window

Why Choose Everest Windows?


A++ Rated for Energy Efficiency

Everest A+ double glazed and A++ triple glazed windows are highly energy-efficient, keeping your home warmer and helping reduce energy bills. The multi-chamber profile prevents heat escaping and Low-E glass reflects heat back into your home, while Argon gas between the window panes, blocks out cold air to eliminate draughts.

Tested to British Security Standards

Everest windows are tested to the latest British Security Standards for added peace of mind and are accredited with Secured by Design and PAS 24.



Secured by Design casement windows

Cottage windows safe and secure

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Case Study

uPVC Casement Windows With Georgian Bars

5 star rating 5 out of 5 on TrustPilot

I'm so impressed with how warm the house is now in the winter with the triple glazing, there is a definite difference from before. Mr G, Lincolnshire

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High Quality Windows, Guaranteed

  • 25 years cover on aluminium profile and colour finish
  • 20 years cover against fog and condensation between the panes on uPVC and discolouration of white uPVC
  • 10 years cover against fog and condensation between the panes on aluminium, discolouration of foiled uPVC, window parts and installation

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