Recently we spoke to Glass News about what it takes to be successful in the ever-growing heritage windows market. Here’s the article…
The growth of the heritage windows market
Roseview’s marketing director Mike Bygrave talks about the growth of the heritage windows market and the different levels of product supporting it.
Heritage sector is part of the mainstream
Sash windows and the heritage sector as a whole are no longer just a niche, believes Roseview’s Mike Bygrave…
The complete heritage window solution
The heritage window market is growing all the time – and as more windows in historically-sensitive areas reach an age and condition that mean they need replacing, homeowners are increasingly faced with the dilemma of finding suitable alternatives.
The Sash Window Renaissance
Sash windows are a timeless, stylish, quintessentially English design that immediately evokes the elegance of centuries past. In Britain, there’s no company that knows more about them, and is more passionate about them, than Olney fabricator Roseview. For forty years, the secret to Roseview’s success has been its scholarly knowledge of sash window history, and faithfulness to the classic designs …
Windows in conservation areas
I read a forum post about a council ordering someone to remove their new windows and replace them with timber ones, in line with the conservation area they’re in. Although this is a big issue in itself, and I’d need more facts before commenting on it specifically, I thought it would be useful to provide a short guide to how …