Sash Horn Windows
Sash horn windows are designed to preserve the traditional look of box sash windows without compromising on the security and energy efficiency of more contemporary style windows. This enables to maintain the traditional aesthetic of the property while still enjoying the benefits of modern technology which achieves the highest level of weather-tightness in the market.
The mechanism is fully hidden within the frame, all of which are diligently hand finished to ensure a quality result every time.
Our range of sash horn windows features only the best products, manufactured according to the latest technology and using the best materials. We offer competitive prices and quick turnaround. Get in touch with MLI Building Products for stunning sash horn windows supplied across Worthing and West Sussex now!
Why Choose Sash Horn Windows from MLI?
Energy efficient
Increased energy efficiency, meaning lower energy bills and a warmer home.
Highly-secure
Increased security and protection against intruders.
Sound investment
Better soundproofing, helping keep out unwanted noise.
Sash Horn Window Styles and Configurations
Sash horn windows are a great choice for properties where a traditional sash-style look is important. The decorative horn detail helps recreate the appearance of classic timber windows, while still offering the benefits of modern uPVC performance.
They can be supplied in a range of layouts, including single openings, paired designs and multi-light arrangements with fixed panes. Each window is made to measure, helping achieve the right balance of style, ventilation and practicality.
We supply sash horn windows in a wide choice of colours, finishes and woodgrain effects, giving tradespeople and homeowners across Worthing and West Sussex a traditional-looking option for both period-style and modern homes.
Explore the range of stylish and durable frame colour options below to complement your design.
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Victorian and Edwardian period styling and Structural Strength
Sash horns are the small projecting details at the meeting point of the sashes, and they are a defining feature of traditional sash windows. Originally they were introduced to add strength where the joints met, allowing larger panes of glass to be used without weakening the frame. Today they remain a hallmark of authentic period design and are exactly what gives a sash horn window its classic, recognisable look.
On our sash horn windows, this detail combines that period authenticity with the strength and stability of modern materials and engineering. As a trade supplier serving Worthing and West Sussex, we provide sash horn windows made to your exact measurements, so tradespeople and homeowners can achieve a genuine heritage finish that also performs reliably for years to come.
Ideal for Conservation Areas and Listed Buildings
For homes in conservation areas or listed buildings, retaining authentic period features such as sash horns, slim profiles and traditional glazing bars is often essential. Sash horn windows are designed with exactly this in mind, helping to preserve the character and appearance that planning guidelines call for. If you are working on a sensitive renovation in West Sussex, our team can help you specify a window that respects the heritage of the property.
Quality Sash Horn Windows Supplied
Sash horn windows are vertical sliding sash windows that include decorative โhornsโ at the top of the bottom sash. These horns replicate the style of classic timber sash windows from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, adding an authentic, period-inspired touch to the property.
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Areas we serve
We supply quality double glazing products for both homeowners and tradespeople across Worthing, Brighton, Hove, Bognor Regis and the wider West Sussex area.
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Sash Horn Windows FAQs
Decorative projections at the meeting rail, a traditional detail adding period authenticity. For sash horn windows, the best choice usually depends on the property style, opening size, frame finish, glazing specification, security requirements and the level of maintenance the customer wants. It is also worth thinking about how the window will be used day to day, especially for ventilation, cleaning access, weather protection and long-term energy performance. Choosing the right specification upfront helps the finished job look better, perform properly and avoid unnecessary product issues later.
On older units, draughts or sticking – modern sash windows largely eliminate these. For sash horn windows, the best choice usually depends on the property style, opening size, frame finish, glazing specification, security requirements and the level of maintenance the customer wants. It is also worth thinking about how the window will be used day to day, especially for ventilation, cleaning access, weather protection and long-term energy performance. Choosing the right specification upfront helps the finished job look better, perform properly and avoid unnecessary product issues later.
They’re proportioned to the window for an authentic look rather than a fixed size. For sash horn windows, the best choice usually depends on the property style, opening size, frame finish, glazing specification, security requirements and the level of maintenance the customer wants. It is also worth thinking about how the window will be used day to day, especially for ventilation, cleaning access, weather protection and long-term energy performance. Choosing the right specification upfront helps the finished job look better, perform properly and avoid unnecessary product issues later.
Often yes, though a full replacement gives the best long-term performance. For sash horn windows, the best choice usually depends on the property style, opening size, frame finish, glazing specification, security requirements and the level of maintenance the customer wants. It is also worth thinking about how the window will be used day to day, especially for ventilation, cleaning access, weather protection and long-term energy performance. Choosing the right specification upfront helps the finished job look better, perform properly and avoid unnecessary product issues later.
Originally to strengthen the joint, they remain a sought-after decorative feature today. For sash horn windows, the best choice usually depends on the property style, opening size, frame finish, glazing specification, security requirements and the level of maintenance the customer wants. It is also worth thinking about how the window will be used day to day, especially for ventilation, cleaning access, weather protection and long-term energy performance. Choosing the right specification upfront helps the finished job look better, perform properly and avoid unnecessary product issues later.