Crittall-style windows

Why people choose windows

Original metal windows are common on 1930s semis and Art Deco houses, and many have rusted or lost their seals. Modern replacements keep the slim lines and horizontal bars but add double glazing and proper weather seals. In a conservation area the detail matters, so we draw the bars and sightlines to match the originals.

Where it works

• Replacing original metal windows in 1930s houses
• Art Deco and Modernist homes
• Warehouse and factory conversions
• New extensions that need to match the house

How much does it cost?

As a guide, windows cost £1,250 to £2,800 for a typical size, fitted and including VAT. Steel-look aluminium sits at the lower end and solid steel at the upper end. Size, bar pattern, glass and doors make the difference. Use the design and price tool for your own size, or read the full cost guide.

Options

Opening	Side-hung, top-hung or fixed lights
Glazing	Double glazed, slim units
Bars	Horizontal, vertical or Georgian grid to match originals
Cill	Matching steel-look cill
Finish	Matt black, white or any RAL colour
Hardware	Monkey-tail or lever handles and stays

How we draw it

Styles that suit

• Art Deco
• Georgian bar
• Classic grid

Homes it suits

• 1930s semis
• Warehouse apartments
• Listed buildings