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Versatile glazing for period-style housing

PVCu windows deliver traditional aesthetics and top performance at a residential development in Seamill on the Scottish west coast

In association with
Developer Hope Homes' Chapelton new-builds in Seamill, West Kilbride. The majority feature ECOSlide PVCu vertical sliding sash windows.
Developer Hope Homes' Chapelton new-builds in Seamill, West Kilbride. The majority feature ECOSlide PVCu vertical sliding sash windows.

The houses at Hope Homes' Chapelton residential development in Seamill, West Kilbride are inspired by Scottish domestic architecture of the 17th to mid-19th centuries.

A key element of the project, which completed in 2019, was the window specification: the majority of the 120 two, three, four and five-bedroom affordable and private ownership houses feature Victorian Sliders’ ECOSlide PVCu sash windows.

'The windows balance the traditional aesthetics we were looking for with 21st century performance,' says Hope Homes director Anne Hope, 'and Victorian Sliders were able to supply us with high volumes at a consistently high quality.'

ECOSlide windows feature multi-chambered profiles, advanced glazing options and robust weather seals, significantly reducing heat transfer and helping Hope Homes achieve its sustainability goals.

This also means lower energy bills for Chapelton’s residents (important given the exposed coastal location) who will be enjoying life in their new homes for decades to come.

  • ECOSlide PVCu windows: a cost-effective alternative to original timber sashes.
    ECOSlide PVCu windows: a cost-effective alternative to original timber sashes.
  • The Chapelton homes are inspired by domestic Scottish architecture.
    The Chapelton homes are inspired by domestic Scottish architecture.
  • ECOSlide windows come with a 10-year warranty.
    ECOSlide windows come with a 10-year warranty.
  • ECOSlide: Each pane can be tilted inwards for easy cleaning from the inside.
    ECOSlide: Each pane can be tilted inwards for easy cleaning from the inside.
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10 reasons to specify ECOSlide windows

  • As-standard A+ energy ratings. Can be upgraded to achieve a U-Value of 1.2.
  • Exceptional durability: resistant to rot, warping and flaking.
  • Patterned, acoustic, security or solar control glazing options and Document Q-compliant security hardware.
  • Concealed trickle vents.
  • Spring balances for smooth operation, toughened glass top and bottom and tilt function for easy cleaning.
  • Authentic sightlines, optional Georgian bars and period hardware to replicate classic timber sashes.
  • Choice of heritage colours, finishes and foils, including any RAL colour.
  • Option for run-through sash horns and Georgian or astragal bars.
  • Designs can incorporate bays, arches and coupled frames.
  • Minimal maintenance beyond occasional cleaning, saving time and resources for homeowners and property managers.

Victorian Sliders' ECOSlide windows deliver energy savings, low maintenance, enhanced comfort, timeless aesthetics and regulatory compliance. 

For more information and technical support, visit victoriansliders.co.uk

Contact:
01269 846200
sales@victoriansliders.co.uk


 

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