Window Types Across NW10
While exploring the diverse window types across NW10, we find a fascinating mix that reflects the area's rich architectural history.
In Harlesden, Willesden, Kensal Rise, and Brondesbury, period sash windows grace Victorian and Edwardian terraces with their elegant vertical sliding sashes and original timber frames. These windows are a charming nod to the past.
Moving on to the 1930s semis and post-war estates, modern UPVC casement windows are prevalent. They feature an espagnolette internal locking strip, complemented by a key-operated handle for added convenience and style.
In Wembley Park, the glass apartments boast modern aluminum tilt-and-turn windows. These are equipped with integrated multipoint locking systems, seamlessly combined with the handle for a sleek, secure design.
Lastly, we find the industrial-style Park Royal warehouse conversions featuring steel-framed casement windows. Retrospectively fitted with surface-mount key locks, these windows add a unique, robust touch to the area.



