Heritage Sculptured uPVC windows are traditionally styled uPVC windows designed to combine the appearance of classic sash windows with the energy efficiency, security, durability and low maintenance of modern uPVC.

Sapphire's Heritage 2800 sculptured sash windows feature outward-opening sashes that stand proud of the window frame, creating a familiar traditional appearance while incorporating modern window performance.

Yes. Heritage Sculptured uPVC windows are designed with traditional styling in mind and can complement period properties, character homes and properties where maintaining a classic appearance is important.

Their sculptured detailing provides a traditional look while the modern uPVC construction provides contemporary performance.

Yes. The clean lines and understated sculptured detailing can work with both traditional and contemporary properties.

Sapphire offers a choice of colours, glazing options, handles and ironmongery, allowing homeowners to choose a finish that complements their property.

Yes. Sapphire's Heritage Sculptured uPVC windows are designed for high thermal performance.

The double-glazed specification achieves an A* 10 energy rating, while Sapphire's best triple-glazed specification achieves an A* 25 energy rating.

Sapphire uses a 70mm frame and high-performing glazing specifications, with A-rated windows available as standard.

Sapphire's Heritage Sculptured double-glazed windows achieve an A* 10 energy rating.

The company's best triple-glazed windows achieve an A* 25 energy rating.

The exact energy performance of an individual installation depends on the chosen glazing specification and window configuration.

Replacing old or inefficient windows can improve the comfort of a home by reducing draughts and improving thermal performance.

Sapphire's windows use high-performance profiles, glazing and seals and are tested for air permeability, water tightness and wind resistance.

Both options are available. Heritage Sculptured uPVC windows can be specified with double glazing or higher-performing triple glazing.

The double-glazed specification achieves an A* 10 energy rating, while the best triple-glazed specification achieves an A* 25 energy rating.

Sapphire uses a 70mm frame for its windows. The frame design allows Sapphire to use a narrower profile while maintaining structural and insulating performance.

The design can also help cover paint lines and mastic residue left by previous windows during replacement installations.

Yes. Sapphire's windows use high-performance uPVC profiles and hardware and have attained BS7950 and PAS 24 security product standards.

These standards relate to the security performance of windows and their resistance to unauthorised entry.

Yes. Sapphire's windows are tested against key areas of weather performance, including air permeability, water tightness and wind resistance.

• Air permeability - EN 1026
• Water tightness - EN 1027
• Wind resistance - EN 12211

This is particularly relevant for homes exposed to the changeable and often wet and windy Welsh climate.

Yes. uPVC windows are designed to provide a low-maintenance alternative to traditional timber windows.

Sapphire's Heritage Sculptured windows do not require the regular painting and staining associated with timber frames and can be kept clean with routine maintenance.

They are designed to provide a traditional appearance while using modern uPVC construction.

Sapphire offers wood-grain foil finishes such as Golden Oak, Irish Oak and Rosewood, alongside contemporary colours, allowing homeowners to achieve either a traditional or more modern appearance.

Sapphire offers a range of classic and contemporary window colours and finishes, including:

• Anthracite Grey
• Anthracite Grey Smooth
• Black Ash
• Black Smooth Matt
• Chartwell Green
• Irish Oak
• Golden Oak
• Rosewood
• Agate Grey
• Cream

Additional premium colour options may also be available depending on the chosen specification.

Yes. Traditional-style hardware is available, including Monkey Tail handles and Teardrop handles with dummy peg stays.

These options are designed to complement traditional sash-style and Heritage window designs.

Yes. Sapphire Windows & Doors manufactures its windows at its factory in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Sapphire manufactures its own windows using modern machinery and a dedicated manufacturing team.

Yes. Sapphire uses directly employed installation teams rather than relying solely on independent subcontractors.

This means the team installing your windows works with Sapphire's products and installation processes every day.

Yes. Sapphire's windows are made to measure following a technical survey.

Measurements taken during the survey are used to manufacture the windows to the required specification for your property.

Heritage Sculptured uPVC windows can be an option for homeowners looking to replace older sash-style windows while retaining a traditional appearance.

The range combines traditional styling with modern uPVC construction, modern glazing and contemporary thermal and security performance.

The most suitable replacement will depend on the existing property, appearance, specification and any planning or conservation requirements.

They can be suitable for period and character properties where a traditional window appearance is required.

Some properties may have planning, conservation area or listed-building requirements. Homeowners should check any applicable requirements before replacing windows.

Both ranges are designed to provide a traditional appearance, but their sash and frame designs differ.

Sapphire's Heritage Flush Sash window is designed to replicate the appearance of a traditional timber window, while the Heritage 2800 Sculptured sash features outward-opening sashes that stand proud of the frame.

The best option depends on the architectural style of the property and the appearance you want to achieve.

Yes. Sapphire manufactures its windows in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, and provides window installation services across its wider South and West Wales service areas.

Yes. Sapphire supplies and installs its uPVC window range for homeowners across Pembrokeshire and its wider South and West Wales service areas.

Yes. Sapphire supplies and installs its window range for homeowners in Swansea and surrounding areas, subject to the property's location and project requirements.

The cost depends on the number and size of windows, glazing specification, colour, hardware, access, installation requirements and any bespoke requirements.

Sapphire provides free, no-obligation quotations based on your actual property and requirements rather than relying on a generic online price.

Sapphire combines local manufacturing with directly employed installation teams. The company has been making and installing windows and doors since 1989 and manufactures its windows at its Ammanford factory in Carmarthenshire.

Homeowners can choose from a range of window colours, glazing options, traditional hardware and styling, together with Sapphire's guarantee and FENSA insurance-backed warranty.