Original Georgian windows are double-hung sash windows featuring nine or twelve panes of glass and the upper floors have six panes. This popular style can be replicated by applying bars on a single pane of glass: known as Georgian Bars.

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.

Georgian bar windows can be more expensive than standard windows because they require more manufacturing materials and labour. However, the cost difference between standard and Georgian bar windows may vary depending on the window supplier, the materials used, and the complexity of the design.