Heritage Steel-Look Windows in Northamptonshire
The look of an original 1930s Crittall or 1950s factory window, delivered in thermally-broken aluminium with A-rated glazing. Slim 20mm astragal bars, matte black powder coat and the same tight sightlines the originals became famous for — without the rust, the cold bridge or the maintenance.
Heritage Steel-Look Windows designed around ironstone villages, deep reveals and heritage colours that satisfy conservation officers.
Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough, Corby and Daventry — we've been fitting windows and doors across Northamptonshire for two decades, with particular experience in ironstone conservation villages.
Northamptonshire's ironstone villages need windows that respect the building — deep reveals, heritage colours, subtle profiles. Our flush casements and painted composite doors have been accepted throughout the county's conservation areas.
Energy-efficient heritage steel-look windows installed across Northamptonshire achieve whole-window U-values of 0.9–1.4 W/m²K, with the exact frame and glazing specification confirmed after survey.
SpecificationThermally-broken aluminium heritage profile · 20mm applied astragal bars with duplex-butt jointing · Qualicoat Class 2 matte polyester powder coat · argon-filled toughened A-rated glazing
What sets our heritage steel-look windows apart in Northamptonshire.
Authentic 20mm Astragal Bars
Slim mechanical grid bars that replicate original steel window proportions — 20mm on horizontal and vertical intersections, applied through-frame with duplex-butt jointing.
Matte Black Powder Coat
The signature finish — RAL 9005 matte black powder coat, or any RAL to match architect specification. Qualicoat Class 2 guaranteed for 20 years.
Thermally-Broken Aluminium
34mm polyamide thermal break inside the aluminium profile — no cold bridge, no condensation, U-values from 0.9 W/m²K. The original steel windows had none of this.
Casement or Fixed
Available as side-hung casements, top-hung vents, fixed lights and French pair configurations — matched across a full elevation.
Art Deco & Modernist Suited
The right window for warehouse conversions, factory conversions, 1930s Art Deco villas and contemporary modernist new-builds — anywhere a heavy timber sash would feel wrong.
PAS 24 Secured Locking
Concealed multi-point locking on all opening sashes and toughened inner glazing — modern security in a period-look frame.
Heritage Steel-Look Windows installed across Northamptonshire.
We regularly install heritage steel-look windows across Northamptonshire. Explore your town for local detail on planning, postcodes and recent work.
Common questions from Northamptonshire homeowners.
- Is this the same as a real Crittall window?
- It's an aluminium replica of a Crittall — the appearance is very close but the frame is thermally-broken aluminium rather than steel. Original Crittall (rebranded W20 or Corporate W20) is still available in real steel, with worse thermal performance and additional maintenance requirements.
- Are they suitable for a listed building?
- Sometimes — where the original windows were steel and the officer accepts an aluminium replacement. Some listed properties will require true steel; we can quote both options at survey.
- How is thermal performance vs the original?
- Substantially better. Original steel windows had U-values around 5.0 W/m²K and cold bridged badly. Our aluminium heritage profile achieves 0.9–1.4 W/m²K and eliminates the internal cold bridge entirely.
- What sizes are practical?
- Standard casement sashes up to 800mm × 1200mm, fixed lights up to 1400mm wide. Larger apertures are divided into ganged frames with structural mullions — the same way the originals were.
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Book your Northamptonshire survey.
Tell us about your Northamptonshire project. A senior surveyor will call within one working day to arrange a free on-site visit and fixed quote for your heritage steel-look windows.