Hampstead's magnificent Edwardian homes deserve secondary glazing solutions that honor their architectural grandeur. Our specialist services focus on the distinctive large bay windows and elegant proportions that define this prestigious area.
We expertly balance thermal efficiency with historical preservation, ensuring your Hampstead property maintains its character while achieving modern comfort standards.
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Custom angled secondary glazing systems designed to follow the precise geometry of Edwardian bay windows, maintaining sight lines and proportions.
Specialized curved secondary glazing for rounded bay windows, manufactured to exact measurements for seamless integration with original features.
Large format secondary glazing for the generous window proportions typical of Edwardian architecture, with discrete frame systems.

Hampstead's conservation area status requires careful consideration of any alterations. Our secondary glazing solutions are designed to be completely reversible and sympathetic to the original architecture.
We work closely with conservation officers and heritage consultants to ensure all installations comply with local planning requirements while delivering exceptional thermal and acoustic improvements.
Every unit is custom-manufactured to the exact dimensions of your Edwardian windows, ensuring perfect fit and optimal performance.
Choice of finishes including bronze, white, and custom RAL colors to complement your property's existing window frames and hardware.
Ultra-slim sightlines and magnetic opening systems ensure our installations remain virtually invisible from both inside and outside.
Hampstead's Edwardian housing stock — large red-brick villas, mansion blocks around Belsize Park, and the Garden Suburb to the north — typically features oversize bay windows (3-light and 5-light), stained-glass top lights, and original 4mm cylinder-drawn glass in timber sashes. Façade Leq,16h is 55–62 dBA on most residential streets, rising to 66–70 dBA on Finchley Road (A41) and Haverstock Hill. Primary briefs are thermal (large rooms, high ceilings, single-glazed primaries lose heat at 5.0–5.8 W/m²K) and acoustic for the A41 frontages.
Get expert advice on secondary glazing solutions specifically designed for Edwardian properties. Free consultation and detailed quotations available.