Dummy sash uPVC windows transform Chelmsford property

When homes in Essex need all their windows replaced, SEH BAC is often the first choice for a whole host of reasons, including A+ rated windows at affordable prices.

As the director of the Chelmsford Village’s White Elm Garden Centre in Bicknacre, Mr Smith was perfectly placed to visit our state-of-the-art showroom that opened there back in autumn 2021. Explaining that he wanted energy-efficient windows that replicated his existing windows, our team of experts advised that dummy sash uPVC casement windows, complete with authentic leaded glass detailing, were the best choice.

uPVC casement windows in Bicnacre

Transforming the tired original windows that featured upper sections that didn’t quite sit level with the fixed panes below, these window replacements create minimalist equal sightlines tailored to modern lifestyles and tastes. Easy to operate, efficient, and weather-resistant, uPVC casement windows provide enviable low maintenance, high-security features that can be customised as much or as little as your project requires.

Matching front and back door replacements

Impressed with our product offering, customer service, and attention to detail, Mr and Mrs Smith also decided it was time to enhance their home security with replacement front and back doors. Featuring 3 glazed panels with decorative ‘Prairie’-style glazing, Mr and Mrs Smith chose the popular centred ‘Neptune’ Farmhouse design from our contemporary composite door collection. Blending the perfect mix of modern materials and traditional craftsmanship, as well as illuminating side panels designed to let the light flood in, they can look forward to a safer, warmer, and more attractive home that can be enjoyed for many years to come.

Steve Rawding, SEH BAC’s Sales and Marketing Director, said: “We are delighted that Rob is happy with his new windows and doors. The dummy sash uPVC casement windows significantly added to the appearance of the installation and have transformed Rob’s home thanks to all the visible panes now sitting in line.

“They should certainly be a consideration for homeowners who are trying to create a more balanced window layout, particularly if you have larger frames.”