Vertical Sliding Sash Windows

Close-up of a brick house wall with large window panes and white window frames, reflecting the sky and trees outside.

Vertical Sliders are extremely popular for replicating the character of traditional sash windows, but with all the advantages of modern uPVC windows.

This includes high thermal efficiency and low maintenance.

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Cost-effective solution for traditional timber window replacements.

Vertical sliders have two frames fixed one above the other and opens by being moved up and down.

Designed to resemble that of a traditional timber box sash window, the sash window offers excellent ventilation and is suitable for conservation areas.

Features

Gallery

A bathroom with a freestanding copper bathtub, a white toilet, a dark wood wall, a large window letting in natural light, a potted green plant, and black flooring.

White-framed bay window with multiple glass panes on a brick house wall.

White double-hung window with two operable sashes, one open and one closed, in a white frame against a plain background.

Exterior of a modern building with beige stone walls and black-framed windows.

Open window with multiple panes, some tilted outward, overlooking a garden with green shrubs and potted plants.

A wooden hybrid window with a fixed upper pane and an operable lower panel that opens outward at an angle.

Close-up of a double-hung window with white trim on a beige exterior wall, showing reflections of trees and sky.

A room with two white-framed windows offering a view of a green lawn and trees outside. The windows are decorated with beige valances with a leaf pattern. There are radiator covers beneath each window and a striped armchair with red and beige stripes

A house corner with large white-framed windows and red brick walls.

A close-up view of a window with double-glazed glass and white frame, showing a brick wall outside and green trees in the background.

Close-up of a white window frame with a metal ruler and a gold-colored knob on the window latch.

Colour Choices

Close-up of a wooden surface with brown and reddish tones.

Rosewood

White

Oak

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Grey

Black

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Cream

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Energy Ratings

Saving energy, cutting costs

Choosing replacement windows or doors in uPVC helps to make a home more energy efficient and reduces heating costs. Not only that, REHAU’s highly durable uPVC window and door systems combine outstanding standards in energy efficiency and performance.

Windows are now assessed with an easy to recognise A-G energy rating, similar to that used on household appliances like fridges, dishwashers and washing machines.

Windows manufactured from REHAU systems can proudly display the Energy Saving Recommended logo because they meet the highest A-C ratings (further information is available at www.bfrc.org).

REHAU’s uPVC windows, when installed with the appropriate glazing unit, also comply with the latest building regulations and score highly on the energy assessment needed should you wish to sell your home.

Advice Energy Ratings