Cottage Windows
Beautiful, traditional windows for Scottish homes.
What are cottage windows?
Small panes, big character.
Cottage windows are designed to recreate the charming proportions and detailing found in traditional Scottish country homes. They’re typically based on casement windows.
- Retain that authentic cottage charm.
- Enjoy distinctive multi-pane windows.
- Give your home enhanced character.
Why choose ProGlaze cottage windows?
Historical charm with contemporary benefits.
ProGlaze’s cottage windows mirror the appearance of classic country windows but with the significant advantages of modern materials, glazing and security.
- Uphold your home’s original personality.
- Advanced security features built in.
- A match for period residences.
About ProGlaze Cottage Windows
Authentic detailing gives ProGlaze’s cottage windows their unmistakable appeal, but modern construction means you don’t have to sacrifice comfort or convenience.
Energy Efficiency
Cottage windows can achieve ratings of up to A+, while modern double glazing helps keep valuable warmth inside your home.
Multi-Point Security
Strong frames, dependable hardware and multi-point locking give you reliable protection when your cottage windows are securely fastened.
Long-Term Durability
Cottage windows have stood the test of time for centuries. Modern materials build on that heritage, providing dependable performance.
Made to Measure
Your cottage windows are produced to the measurements of your home, helping achieve exact proportions and a precise fit.
Choice of Colours
Select from classic white, woodgrain effects and a selection of other colours and finishes to achieve any look.
Built for all Weather
Rely on the windows to offer a stern defence against the Scottish weather thanks to durable frames and seals.
About ProGlaze cottage window collections.
Cottage windows don’t have to mean choosing timber. ProGlaze offers three collections using modern UPVC and aluminium.
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ProGlaze advisors will guide you through every window option and help you choose the perfect options for your home. Request your tailored quote today.
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3 steps to choosing your new windows
Choosing your style
Think about your rooms and openings you’re replacing and then choose a window arrangement that works for them.
Compare options
Consider window sizes, panes, materials, finishes and price. Larger or more detailed cottage windows can cost more.
Speak to ProGlaze
Once you know what cottage windows you like, talk to our team for practical advice and a tailored no-obligation quote.
Want help & advice choosing your new windows?
ProGlaze advisors will guide you through every window option and help you choose the perfect options for your home. Request your tailored quote today.
It’s all in the details
Cottage windows are defined by many things, including what coloured finish they parade and the handles and hinges married into their design. ProGlaze invites you to dictate every detail as it’s only right that you get to personalise such a vital home component.
Classic shades and woodgrain finishes
Choose from a broad selection of colours, textures and realistic woodgrain effects for your cottage windows. From understated heritage tones to richer shades, you can create a finish that feels at home with the character of your property. Slim glazing bars, putty-style joints and fine sightlines can also help capture the look of original cottage joinery.
Contemporary finishes with lasting appeal
Eclipse aluminium cottage windows can be finished in a range of durable powder-coated colours, such as delicate neutrals and richer shades. For a warmer, more traditional appearance, Oak, Rosewood and Walnut woodgrain finishes offer the look of timber but with the benefits associated with aluminium.
Finishing touches that really do matter
Window handles should make the opening, closing and securing of cottage windows hassle-free. All our traditional and contemporary designs, with their dependable locking mechanisms, will be a firm defence against intrusion, giving you maximum protection.
Customise your cottage windows
Small changes to the glass can make a big difference to the finished cottage window. Be decorative, bring in colour or stop unwanted views in private spaces.
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Why Choose ProGlaze Group
It can feel quite pressurised trying to buy replacement windows that suit your Scottish home. ProGlaze will make it all stress-free for you, assisting with every stage of the buying process.
Exclusive Collections
Discover distinctive window ranges chosen to give Scottish homeowners huge choice over traditional detailing, modern performance and the finished product.
Exceptional Quality
ProGlaze focuses on delivering window products that offer maximum performance over a sustained period, so you get your money’s worth.
Professional Service
Our knowledgeable team takes the time to understand what you need, helping you make confident choices and providing professional support.
10 Year Guarantee
Our 10 year guarantee shows that your investment is protected well beyond the standard cover offered by many installers.
Common questions about cottage windows
Cottage windows remain hugely popular in Scotland for many reasons. If you have any queries about them, scroll down to our common questions for an answer. For anything else, just pick up the phone to ProGlaze and ask to speak to one of our friendly design experts.
1. What are cottage style windows?
Cottage windows recreate the small panes and fine detailing associated with traditional country homes. Georgian bars divide the glass to produce a familiar multi-pane appearance, while traditional proportions help retain that distinctive cottage look.
2. Can cottage windows work on a modern home?
Absolutely. Cottage windows can add warmth and individuality to newer properties as well as older homes. Choosing an appropriate colour, glazing pattern and frame style can give a modern house a softer, more distinctive appearance.
3. Are cottage windows suitable for conservation areas?
They can be considered for conservation-area properties, but local planning requirements should always be checked before replacing windows. Scottish listed buildings may require listed building consent, while conservation areas can have specific rules covering materials, proportions and glazing patterns.
4. Can I personalise cottage windows?
Yes, you can. There are plenty of ways to give them an individual touch, including colours, woodgrain finishes, glazing patterns, Georgian bars, privacy glass, decorative glass – you name it! You can choose details that closely reflect old cottage windows or fashion a more personal design.
5. Do cottage windows offer good security?
Just because they have a heritage-like aesthetic doesn’t mean cottage windows provide old-fashioned security. Modern cottage windows can incorporate multi-point locking, strong frames and secure hardware to help protect your home against forced entry.
6. Which cottage window material lasts longest?
The lifespan depends on the material, manufacturing quality, installation and maintenance. Aluminium is particularly durable and resistant to weathering, while good-quality UPVC can also provide many years of reliable service. Timber can last for decades when properly maintained.
7. Is UPVC or aluminium best for cottage windows?
It depends on what matters most to you. UPVC offers low maintenance and can be a more affordable option, while aluminium provides strength and slim profiles. ProGlaze can help you weigh up the differences.
8. Do cottage windows require lots of maintenance?
Modern UPVC windows and aluminium cottage windows require considerably less upkeep than traditional timber. They don’t need regular sanding and repainting, so routine cleaning and occasional checks are generally enough to keep them looking and working well.
Start planning your replacement windows
Begin with a free quote and helpful design advice from ProGlaze, making it easier to choose replacement windows that suit your home, style and budget.
- Speak with a ProGlaze designer.
- Explore window styles and finishes.
- Get a tailored quote.
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