From £2,900 per window*
Based on a 1200 x 1200mm window, fitted, inc VAT, based on 4 windows fitted
Designed, supplied and fitted by our own team across Surrey, Berkshire, North Hampshire, Middlesex and West Sussex. Showroom in Guildford.
Flush casement windows sit flush within the frame rather than protruding from it, giving a smart, streamlined look that suits period and modern properties alike. In timber, that gives you the genuine period material with a genuinely modern finish.
From £2,900 per window, supplied and fitted, including VAT.*
Based on a 1200 x 1200mm window, fitted, inc VAT, based on 4 windows fitted
U-values typically around 1.2 W/m²K, varying with size, glazing and configuration.
Enhanced security, specified on any window
The flush casement’s signature finish
Order to installation, then 1 to 2 days on site
Insurance backed as standard, plus your FENSA certificate
From £2,900 per window, supplied and fitted, including VAT.*
Most window companies will not put a number on a page. We will, because you need one before you invite anyone into your house.
Prices are indicative. Every opening is different, and your quotation is the accurate number, free of charge.
Your payment can be spread monthly over a term of up to 10 years.** Finance is provided by Dopple and you apply through our finance portal. A small deposit is due on order, the balance on completion.
| Stage | How long |
|---|---|
| Enquiry to home visit | As little as 2 working days |
| Home visit to quotation | 2 working days, up to 5 for specialist items |
| Order to technical survey | Up to 10 working days |
| Order to installation | Generally 8 to 10 weeks |
| Time on site | Typically 1 to 2 days for a full house |
| Do you need to move out? | No. You stay in the house throughout |
Glass manufacturing is heavily energy dependent, so our costs move with energy prices. Rather than pad every quotation against a rise that may not happen, we quote the real number on the day. If it lapses, come back whenever you are ready and we will requote free of charge.
You want a smarter, slimmer look, in a genuine period material. Clean, chamfered lines outside and sculpted curves inside, rather than a sash sitting proud of the frame.
You want authentic hardware. Traditional peg stays and monkey-tail handles are available, in a choice of finishes.
You want it to suit a historic or contemporary property equally well. Flush casement keeps the traditional lines a period property expects.
You want proven performance behind the style. Reinforced frames, internal beading and multipoint locking as standard.
A flush finish does not mean a compromise on security. Every timber flush casement window can be specified to PAS 24, the enhanced security standard that Building Regulations require on new homes.
Proudly serving Surrey since 1972, we’re a family-run glazing company offering quality windows, doors, conservatories, and bespoke glass solutions. Whether you’re upgrading your home’s look with double glazing, choosing a new front door, or planning a unique orangery, our team is here to bring your vision to life.
Both share the same performance. The difference is how the sash sits in the frame.
| Flush casement | Standard casement | |
|---|---|---|
| How the sash sits | Flush within the frame | Protrudes from the frame |
| Look | Streamlined, chamfered lines, period or contemporary | Traditional, defined sash lines |
| Hardware | Peg stays and monkey-tail handles available | Standard casement handles |
| Energy rating | A | A |
| Best suited to | Period properties and modern homes wanting a slimmer look | Most properties |
Not sure which suits your house? Bring a photo of your elevation to the Guildford showroom.
Sheerwater Glass proudly provides window and door installations, repairs, and glazing services throughout Surrey and the surrounding areas from our showrooms in Guildford and Woking.
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Clean, chamfered lines on the outside and a detailed finish with gently sculpted curves on the inside. Available in a variety of configurations to suit your property’s shape. Georgian bars and weather bars are available to complete the period look. Traditional peg stays and monkey-tail handles come in a range of finishes.
| Window Energy Rating | A |
|---|---|
| U-value | Typically around 1.2 W/m²K, varying with size, glazing and configuration. |
| Species and construction | To be confirmed |
| Finish | To be confirmed |
| Frame depth | To be confirmed |
| Sightline | To be confirmed |
| Maximum sash size | 800mm wide x 1500mm high |
| Security | Can be specified to PAS 24. Reinforced frames, internal beading, multipoint locking, lockable handles. |
| Colours and finishes | 34, including 8 woodgrains |
| Guarantee | 10 years on frames, glass units and workmanship. 5 years on moving parts and hardware. |
“Nick from Sheerwater Glass just finished fitting my windows – Great service, quick, efficient and very friendly. Definitely recommend.”
| Option | What it does | Standard or upgrade |
|---|---|---|
| Argon fill | Better insulation than air | Standard |
| Low emissivity coating | Reflects heat back into the room | Standard |
| Warm edge spacer bar | Cuts heat loss and condensation at the edge of the glass | Standard |
| Toughened safety glass | Required by Building Regulations in some positions. We will tell you where | Where required |
| Acoustic glass | Worth it on a main road, but only ever as good as the fabric of the building around it. Ask your adviser | Upgrade |
| Laminated security glass | Holds together if broken | Upgrade |
| Obscure and patterned | Bathrooms and overlooked windows | Upgrade |
| Leaded and Georgian bar | Period elevations and conservation areas | Upgrade |
| Upgraded thermal unit | Improves the U-value of the whole window | Upgrade |
| Triple glazing | Best performance, heaviest units. Available on selected frames | Upgrade |
| Frames, glass units and workmanship | 10 years |
|---|---|
| Moving parts and hardware | 5 years |
| Insurance backed guarantee | QANW, as standard |
| FENSA certificate | Issued automatically on qualifying installations |
The insurance backed part matters: your cover survives even if we are not here to honour it, and we provide it even on installations that do not qualify for FENSA. Most local companies do not.
A flush casement sash sits level within the frame when closed, rather than protruding from it, giving a smarter, more streamlined look. Both offer the same energy rating and security options.
Yes. Every window can be specified to PAS 24, the enhanced security standard Building Regulations require on new homes.
Usually not, but you might if your house is listed or sits in a conservation area, and there are around 200 of those in Surrey. Flush casement is often chosen precisely because it suits these areas. We will flag it at survey if we think you are affected.
Yes, automatically, on every installation that qualifies. You will need it when you sell the house.
Yes. We supply only if you are arranging your own fitting.
You’ll speak to a real person, not a call centre. We’ll talk you through options, no pressure.
* Prices are indicative starting prices, reviewed regularly. They are based on a 1200 x 1200mm window in white with one side hung opener, a fanlight and a fixed pane below, supplied and fitted including VAT, and an order of four windows to the same property. Colours and woodgrain finishes cost more.
** Finance is provided by Dopple, not by Sheerwater Glass. Sheerwater Glass Ltd is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Social Money Ltd, trading as Dopple, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm reference number 675283. We introduce you to Dopple and we do not lend or give credit advice. Applications are made through our finance portal and all lending is subject to status and affordability. Dopple provides the rate, the term options and a representative example before you apply.
Specifications vary by window style, so a figure given here for a timber flush casement window may not apply to another style, size or material. What governs your installation is the specification in your written quotation and signed contract. If a particular figure matters to your decision, ask your surveyor and we will put it in writing.