The Residence Collection is encouraging installers to help homeowners maximise natural light and energy efficiency as demand grows for brighter living spaces and heritage-inspired home improvements.
The company says increasing awareness around wellbeing and home comfort is influencing consumer interest in window upgrades that combine aesthetics with thermal performance.
Its Residence 9 (R9) system has been designed to replicate traditional timber window styling while offering modern glazing and energy efficiency performance.
Jo Trotman, Sales and Marketing Manager at The Residence Collection, said: “By balancing heritage design with modern energy efficiency, installers can help homeowners create spaces that feel as good as they look.”
The R9 system features a 100mm frame depth and accommodates both 28mm and 44mm glazing units. According to The Residence Collection, the system can achieve A++ energy ratings with triple glazing and U-values as low as 0.76 W/m²K.
The system also incorporates a nine-chamber profile design and internal beading, alongside heritage-style features including traditional weatherbars, Georgian bars and period-inspired hardware.
The Residence Collection says the product has been developed to support homeowners in period properties, cottages and conservation areas seeking traditional aesthetics without the maintenance associated with timber windows.
The range is available in more than 20 colour options and is supported by a Conservation & Listed Building Pack designed to assist installers working on heritage-sensitive projects.
The company also highlighted the security benefits of internal glazing beading, which prevents glass removal from the exterior.
