With no doubt the British embraced the sash windows. Sash wooden windows was composed by tradition of 2 sashes, and each of them had six panes – 3 at the bottom and three on the top. Becouse of the dificultys to make a large sheet of glass, the small panes been originated by the manufactures. Sash windows are encased within the wooden frame at all times, allowing no scope for distortion. The wood used in framing sash wooden windows was oak wood or other hardwood for its superior strenght and durability, and great opportunitys to renew the frames.

For United Kingdom households, got more value of the sash windows just becouse of wood type been used in sash windows, and it is an evidenced of the real fact that sash windows survived in much bigger numbers than casement windows it also studs as both for a link to an illustrious past, and a symbol of established tradition.

Here is the description of these days sash window:

The sash windows are made from the top and bottom sash. Both of them moves up and down and have a bottom rails, meeting rails and the top rails which are inside the wooden frame of window. Sash windows has a sash cord on the right side sliding from the middle up to the top af sash pulley and it attached to the back of the sash. Sash lifts are fitted to the bottom of the sash window to help open a window. On the top of the sash the sash fasteners are fitted to lock the window.

By moveing sliding sash windows up and down, we need to stop falling out and bang with each other. For that reason, there are two beads fitted on sides. It is staff or stop bead, which stops the bottom sash window coming out and parting bead which separates the sashes. However, the sash windows are an old traditional style loved the most by Western Europe.