Clear Glass
Standard float glass, economical and versatile.

Window Series
Single-hung windows from SKATE deliver a cost-effective vertical sliding design with a fixed upper sash and operable lower sash, combining energy efficiency with clean, timeless aesthetics.
Fitted with HOPPE / GIESSE / Winkhaus hardware — see our component partners
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Standard float glass, economical and versatile.
Minimal green tint, maximum clarity and color fidelity.
Microscopic metallic coating reflects heat, keeps interiors comfortable.
Low-iron base + Low-E coating: clarity with insulation.
Two silver coating layers: blocks solar heat, admits light.
Premium: low-iron clarity + double-silver performance.
Acid-etched translucency for privacy with soft light.
Electrically switches between clear and opaque instantly.
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Request a Quote →Single UPVC Window – Cost-Effective Ventilation, Lasting Quality
A single UPVC window — also known as a single-hung window — is a vertical sliding window in which the lower sash moves up and down for ventilation while the upper sash remains fixed in place. This simplified sliding mechanism makes single UPVC windows one of the most economical window options on the market without sacrificing the clean visual appearance and functional ventilation performance that homeowners expect. SKATE's single UPVC windows are engineered with multi-chamber uPVC profiles, high-performance Low-E glazing options, and durable hardware to deliver lasting value across a wide range of residential and light commercial applications.
The key distinction between a single UPVC window and a double-hung window is the number of operable sashes. In a single-hung window, only the lower sash slides, while the upper sash is permanently sealed. This design offers several practical advantages: the fixed upper sash provides a more rigid, airtight frame section that can accommodate larger glass sizes without risk of sash misalignment over time; the balance mechanism is simpler and less expensive; and the overall frame system is lighter, making single UPVC windows easier to install in framed wall openings.
For most residential applications where ventilation is only required from the lower portion of the window — as is the case in the vast majority of living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens — the single UPVC window provides all the functionality needed at a noticeably lower price point than a fully double-hung alternative.
No. The fixed upper sash is structurally more rigid than an operable upper sash, providing a more secure frame overall. The lower sash lock provides comparable security to double-hung window locks.
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