Georgian Window Styles Classic Georgian windows have bars running across the frame and vertically to create multiple glass panes. They were developed at this time because glass was expensive and the window tax was only reduced towards the end of the Georgian period.

Georgian windows are windows that conform to Georgian architectural styles of proportion and symmetry, containing either six or eight panes of glass in each panel. These windows remain popular, especially where a homeowner wants to retain or create a sense of elegance and style within the home.

Other benefits of Georgian glazing bars: They can provide further resistance from intruders due to the smaller panes of glass without limiting the natural light that can enter your home.