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Designed & installed by our professionals
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Beautiful slim profiles
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Like for like copies
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Fully insulated, draught proofed & double glazed

History of Victorian Sash Windows
During the Victorian era, because of the big boom following the industrial revolution, Victorian sashes were in high demand, with Victorian sash windows being prevalent across various cities and towns throughout Great Britain due to their elegant design.
Today, these sash windows are still popular due to their timeless appeal and beauty and can be seen around various areas in London. At Todi & Boys, we use the latest techniques and technology to create sash windows, using high-grade materials that ensure the longevity of your Victorian sash windows whilst maintaining the charm and style that made them so popular in the first place.
We offer clear guidance to help you make the most of your sashes, whether you are looking for maintenance advice or advice on how to keep them clean, you can find all the relevant resources on our site.

Victorian Sash Windows That Last A Lifetime
As Victorian window experts, Todi & Boys have been crafting sash windows for London’s conservation areas for almost two decades. Year-on-year honing our skills, making improvements to our sash windows and service. Each improvement has always been with our clients and their home in mind.
All our Sash Windows are completely handcrafted by our team, compiled of London’s very best woodworkers and craftsmen. Not only that, but we also only use the very best wood, ironmongery, double glazing and draught proofing, ensuring that your windows last a lifetime.

Looking for Replacement Victorian Sash Windows?
Victorian Sash Windows date back to the 1800s, and like anything, over time, they become worn and start failing to do the ever-important job of keeping your home warm and draught-proofed..
Since moving into your home, you may have noticed that your wooden Victorian sash windows have become stiff and hard to operate. This is due to the layers of thick oil based paint layered on the wood over the years, making them stiff or painting them shut entirely. The wood also naturally swells during the wet seasons after being exposed to the harsh London weather.
Replacing them with our sturdy, handcrafted Victorian windows, made from the absolute best quality materials, means that you can have beautiful and elegant wooden sash windows that work perfectly in your home. So if you’re looking for replacement Victorian Sash Windows, get in touch with our team for more information.

Transform Your Home With Victorian Sash Windows
Upgrading your windows with our Victorian-style sash windows will not only mean that you have windows that do a great job for you, but you will also have beautifully designed and elegant sash windows to liven up your home, keeping out draughts along with keeping the outside noise, outside.
All of our windows are made bespoke based on your home’s design, so you can be sure that they will look not only look great, but they’ll fit in perfectly. Our team is available to help you with a wide range of designs for your Victorian sash window, from traditional to modern. So get in touch with us today and let us transform your home.

Specialists in Victorian Double-Glazed Sash Windows
Not only are we the best at what we do, but we also love doing it. That’s why we always go the extra step further to ensure that you’re not only left with stunningly crafted Victorian sash windows but also an experience our clients are 100% happy to recommend.
Some things we pride ourselves on are:
- Free survey and design consultation
- Exceptional quality and bespoke craftsmanship
- Thin, traditional profiles with discreet glazing
- Premium double draught proofing
- High-quality ironmongery as standard
- Like-for-like replacements of any windows and doors
- Our installation team is employed by us (no subcontracting within the company)
- Being a local family business
- Recommended by conservation authorities across London
- Quick lead times
- Amazing customer feedback
We are passionate about what we do, and as a result, we’re proud to be one of the leading joinery and installation businesses in London when it comes to wooden Victorian sash windows. We don’t just provide exceptional windows and doors with outstanding craftsmanship; our team looks after every step of the process from start to finish. From free surveys to the installation
Beyond stunning looks from the inside and out of your home, new Victorian windows will be much easier to use than your old ones, which may have become stiff and hard to operate.
They will also provide other benefits such as higher levels of security, noise reduction and draught proofing.
Victorian windows either have two clear panes of glass, or four panes of glass that are separated by a thin wooden strip running from the top to the bottom of the glass.
This is due to the Victorians being able to produce larger individual panels of glass, unlike the Georgians, who had to use smaller panes of glass.
The traditional Victorian window frames are made out of timber and come in a variety of designs, including curved or straight sections. The glass used is usually bevelled or patterned, depending on the desired look.
Edwardian windows often have multiple panes of glass, split by wooden strips on the top sash, and one large pane of glass on the bottom one.
Victorian sash windows either have two clear panes of glass, or four panes that are separated by a wooden strip. The frames are generally narrower than Edwardian windows.
Georgian sash windows are often large and detailed, featuring 6 or more small panes of glass, put together in a symmetrical pattern and held together by wooden strips. They are usually the most ornate of all three styles.
Each window has its own unique features, but all three sash windows. The choice between these window types often comes down to personal preference and house design, as each type has its own set of benefits.
In short, yes. Our double-glazed Victorian sash windows come with the best draught-proofing, making your home extremely warm and in turn, more energy efficient.
Victorian windows require regular upkeep to keep them looking their best and operating smoothly. This includes cleaning 4 times a year as standard and painting every 4-6 years for standard windows, and 8-10 years on our Accoya windows.
Periodically checking the frames for signs of rot or decay is also important. Where possible, repairs should be carried out as soon as they are noticed to prevent further damage. If a more extensive repair is needed, it is wise to seek professional assistance from a specialist window.
Materials
Wood choice 1: Sapele
Wood choice 2: Accoya
Our areas of expertise
Finish
The highest quality spray paint applied with a methodical preparation system that is specially designed to make our windows and doors make your home look beautiful for decades.
Construction
We never compromise the 100 year old traditional joinery of the past. All the modern benefits of new windows and doors with the same elegant profiles as your originals.
Maintenance
Small investments in time taking care of your windows and doors will pay dividends over the years. Find out the best practices to keep your windows and doors looking beautiful.
Installation
When fitting in period properties we never know what we'll find. If something unexpected happens, you'll want a skilled, experienced team with a positive attitude on your side.
Joints
What separates timber windows and doors that last years or decades? The secret is hidden in the joints. Our traditional joints are essential to windows and doors that last decades.
Draught Proofing
A small detail that has a huge impact on your home. Draught seals are easy to add and difficult to masterfully blend into your windows and doors. What makes good draught proofing?
Locks and ironmongery
A cross between padlocks and jewellery. We use high-security locks paired with beautiful ironmongery. So what makes a lock keep you safe whilst complementing your home decor?
Double Glazing
Double glazing will insulate your home, reduce noise, make your home safer, and increase your home's value. We're one of a handful of joineries that make our own double glazing.
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