Flush Casement Windows
Handcrafted flush timber casement windows in Accoya and hardwood — the traditional Yorkshire style, made to sit perfectly within the character of cottages, farmhouses, listed buildings and contemporary homes alike.
Why Flush Casements
Drive through any village in the Dales, York, Harrogate or the Wolds and it's the flush casement you'll see over and over — because it's the window this part of the world was built with.
The sash sits flat within the frame when closed, giving a clean, understated line that reads correctly on stone cottages, brick farmhouses, Georgian terraces and modern barn conversions. No bulky sightlines, no fussy detailing — just a proper timber window that looks like it belongs.
Our flush casements are made to your exact opening sizes, in the timber species and colour you want, with a genuine 30-year guarantee on Accoya frames.
Talk to us about your property →Specification
Every casement is fully specified to your property — sizes, opening arrangement, hardware, colour and glazing all detailed before we start.
Light, Air & View
A flush casement isn't just how the window looks from the pavement — it's how the light falls into a room, how the sash opens onto a garden, how the frame disappears into the reveal.
Our slim sightlines maximise glass area, so you get more daylight, wider views, and cleaner interior lines than off-the-shelf uPVC or aluminium alternatives. Combined with modern espagnolette locking, easy-clean hinges and factory-finished paint, they're as good to live with day-to-day as they are to look at.
Get a specification & quote →Style Options
Flush casements are endlessly configurable — from small cottage windows to full-house schemes.
Whole-property casement replacement schemes — designed and installed as a single, coordinated project. Ideal for period homes going through renovation.
Small-pane, divided-glazing casements for stone cottages, farmhouses and traditional Yorkshire builds. Astragal bars or Georgian bars available.
Non-standard shapes, curved heads, extra-wide picture casements and combination arrangements for barn conversions and contemporary builds.
Recent Casement Projects
A selection of recent bespoke flush casement projects in York, Leeds, Harrogate and beyond.
Casement Windows FAQ
A flush casement is a timber window where the opening sash sits flush within the frame when closed — the sash and frame are on the same plane, giving a clean, traditional look. It's the style used across most Yorkshire cottages, farmhouses and Georgian properties, and works equally well in contemporary builds where slim sightlines matter.
Bespoke double-glazed flush timber casement windows typically range from £900 to £1,800 per window fitted, depending on size, timber species (Accoya, engineered hardwood, oak), glazing specification, hardware and any restoration work required. We provide a fixed, itemised quote after a free on-site survey.
A flush casement sits flat within the frame — traditional and elegant. A storm-proof casement has a small weather lip on the sash that overlaps the frame, offering slightly better weather resistance for very exposed positions. Both perform excellently on weather-tightness thanks to modern seals — the choice is mostly aesthetic. Flush is the more period-correct option for heritage properties.
Yes — flush casements are usually the preferred style for listed and heritage buildings because they replicate the traditional look of original windows. We regularly work with conservation officers and heritage consultants across Yorkshire to design casements that meet listed building consent requirements.
Our Accoya casement windows carry a 30-year guarantee against rot and warping and are expected to last well over 60 years. Traditional hardwood casement windows typically last 40-60 years when properly maintained.
Yes. All our timber casements are factory-finished with microporous paint in any RAL, Farrow & Ball, Little Greene or matched colour. We also offer factory-sprayed dual-colour finishes as standard — one colour on the outside face, another on the inside — sprayed in the same production pass so no site painting is required. Ideal when the exterior needs to match brickwork or a heritage palette and the interior needs to slot into a white-walled scheme.
Typical lead time from order to installation is 8-12 weeks depending on complexity and time of year. Urgent projects and single windows can often be turned around faster — please ask when you enquire.
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