Fixed & Picture Windows
Non-opening panes mean fixed & picture windows suit rooms in New Zealand where ventilation is provided elsewhere.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
Fixed & Picture Windows
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About Fixed & Picture Windows products
A fixed panel window has glazing held in place rather than an opening sash, so it suits locations where ventilation is provided elsewhere. The listed Escence Wood™ Timber Sash Replacement by RetroGLAZE® is described as a sash replacement; check its product details and the existing frame before deciding whether it fits your project.
Fixed and Picture Windows
A fixed glass window can bring daylight into a room where an opening unit is not needed. For an existing home, compare the dimensions and condition of the current joinery with the Escence Wood™ Timber Sash Replacement by RetroGLAZE® listing, and confirm the installation approach with your builder or window installer.
When is fixed glazing suitable?
Use it where the window does not need to open and the room can be ventilated another way. Check that the frame size and glazing specification suit the opening.
What should I check before replacing a sash?
Measure the existing opening and check the condition of the surrounding frame. Confirm the replacement product’s dimensions and installation requirements before work begins.
Do window alterations need consent?
Requirements depend on the work and the building. Check with your local council or building professional before changing an existing window opening.