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Listed BuildingsWe specialise in conservation area windows
Conservation areas now cover the majority of London’s boroughs this means changing your windows is covered by planning regulations. We take pride in our in-depth knowledge of conservation area planning laws effecting windows & doors in period properties.
What is a conservation area?
Conservation areas were introduced in the late 1960s and now cover the majority of the period property stock in the UK, most of London is now part a conservation area. Their purpose is to protect and enhance areas of special architectural or historic interest and place additional development control on any new works. Any property in a conservation area is subject to the 1990 Planning Act, – however, this rarely means you need planning permission to change your windows.
If you’re in a conservation area you can replace your old windows and doors with new ‘like for like in material and appearance’ and do you not normally need planning permission.
Conforming to conservation area standards
We offer specialist services for conservation properties which are unique to each project, and include exact-match replacement of sash windows, casement windows and doors.
Our made to order products, use a combination of heritage joinery, discrete double glazing, and if required traditional single glazing & putty to conform to conservation requirements.
At Sashed we have a lot of experience in conservation area windows and doors, the majority of our customers are in London’s conservation areas. We are able to advise and guide you through the process, and provide you with beautiful bespoke windows and doors that comply with the conservation planning laws.
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