
Oriel Windows
Oriel windows project outward from the wall — usually on upper floors — and are supported by brackets, corbels or concealed framing rather than rising from the ground. They add character, additional internal volume and panoramic views to bedrooms, studies, landings and stairwells, while preserving the ground-floor footprint of the property. We supply both heritage-sympathetic oriels that replicate the proportions of Victorian, Edwardian and Arts-and-Crafts originals, and contemporary aluminium oriels designed for new builds, loft conversions and modern extensions across Liverpool and the North West.
Built to Perform
Projecting design — adds internal volume without extending the ground floor
Heritage and contemporary configurations to suit any property
Aluminium, timber or premium UPVC frame options
Double or triple-glazed units with low-E coatings as standard
Bracket, corbel or concealed steel support — engineered to suit the structural opening
Multi-pane configurations including angled sides and curved fronts
Integrated drainage, weatherproofing and lead detailing on heritage installs
Conservation-area and listed-building approvals supported by our planning liaison
Bespoke sizing — typically 1.2 m to 3.5 m wide, projecting 300 mm to 800 mm from the wall
10-year guarantee on frame and glazing as standard


Frequently Asked Questions
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Are oriel windows suitable for listed buildings and conservation areas?+
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