Whether you are updating existing windows and wish to have a ‘like for like’ replacement, undergoing renovations or working on a new build project, Architectural Bronze Casements offer metal window systems to suit your requirements. Bronze windows are an exciting and traditional alternative to steel and aluminium windows. Fine sight lines maximise the incoming light and we offer co-ordinated fixed and opening units.
Our hand-made bronze windows are designed for single and double glazing and are also able to receive encapsulated glass units to individual requirements. We also undertake a large amount of bespoke work for more unusual projects. All our glass units are made in-house and conform to British Standards. This, combined with our extensive woodworking departments means we are also able to supply a variety of timber sub-frames and fulfil all of your glazing needs for your project.
Bronze Window - Key Features
Fine Sightlines
Slender frames provide a smaller break between the external building material and the glazing. The fine sightlines also allow more light into the building.
Striking Appearance
The richness of the bronze provides a strong aesthetic. Our windows are particularly suited to traditional buildings but also work well in contemporary projects.
The fine profile of our Heritage and Advanced windows can be bent to form curves. Bespoke shaped windows add character to a property.
Window Security
An important consideration for most windows is the security aspect. We offer various security options, for more details see Options & Extras.
Single and Double Glazed
All our systems are designed for double-glazing with our Heritage System supporting single glazing.
Thermally Broken Windows
Our Thermabronze™ System has been designed as a solution to the current energy saving requirements by offering greater thermal efficiency
Inward Opening Option
The Advanced and Euro inward opening systems are ideal for properties with high or difficult to access windows, where conventional cleaning is not an option.
Bronze Window Systems Overview
We have five window systems and the table below depicts the key attributes to each one and is a guide for you, in your selection.
Heritage System
Advanced System
Advanced Inward System
Euro Inward System
Thermabronze™ System
Slim Frame Profile
Traditional Bronze Bead
Optional Contemporary Bead
Single Glazing
Double Glazing
Double Glazing Measurement
12mm to 16mm
18mm
18mm
24mm
18mm
Thermally Broken Windows
Historic/Period Buildings
Curved Windows
Side Hung Unit
Top hung Unit
Inward Opening
Fixed Unit
Fixed Unit Over 1.2m2 (24mm glazing)
Rebated Leg Profile
Equal Leg Profile
Vertical and/or Horizontal Transoms
Silicone FIne Pointed Glazing
Traditional Leaded Lights - Single Glazed
Mock Leaded Units
Encapsulated Units
Security Options Available
Optional Trickle Ventilation
Double Weather Seal
Outer Frame Drainage Unit
For High/difficult to access areas - Easy to clean
Our bronze windows can be designed to sympathise with your architectural requirements. Bespoke designs and shaped openings can be achieved, along with lead detailing for specific design needs.
We have a range of ironmongery to suit the period of your property which includes options for backplates, handles and window stays. These are cast from solid bronze to complement our windows.
We offer two finishes for our Bronze – Mid Bronze and Dark Bronze. This choice helps to achieve the best look for your project and complements other materials that the bronze windows will be housed in.
Traditional Bead
Contemporary Bead
Some systems offer a choice of traditional or contemporary shaped bead which allows more compatibility to your architectural needs. See the technical pages for more details.
Silicone Pointing
Our Heritage System windows are traditionally pointed with silicone.
Bronze windows are available in a range of metal window systems – for technical details select from the systems below. Alternatively, please contact us for advice and solutions for your individual project.
Heritage System
Single/Double glazed windows with silicone pointing
