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Whilst this customer was having the outside of their house painted, the decorator found that the drip bead above this window was badly rotten. The window was difficult to access with a ladder so whilst the scaffolding was up, we … Read More
This casement sash had its bottom rail filled up with an epoxy resin repair. You can see from the tell-tale unevenness of the plank under the paintwork. In the second photo you can see the resin itself which nearly ran … Read More
The Joinery Shop repairs French Door in Marlow where others have failed. This fixed end panel on a set of French doors had been suffering for a little while. The rotten wood had been filled very neatly and repainted by … Read More
The Joinery Shop repairs French Door in Marlow where others have failed. This fixed end panel on a set of French doors had been suffering for a little while. The rotten wood had been filled very neatly and repainted by … Read More
This lower casement sash, at first glance appeared to have a relatively small area of rot at the bottom. However, on closer inspection an ant infestation had attacked the timber, eating it from the inside-out. It was only the paint … Read More
This was a 1960’s mortise and tenoned Magnet off the shelf window that had some how made its way in the toilet room of a listed building in Maidenhead in the 1960’s. The sill was completely rotten and although there … Read More
This 1920’s house needed the whole lower porch timbers replaced and re-jointed back using Accoya wood.The doors needed to be taken off and repaired separately while the posts were jointed using a triple lap lengthening joint .
These 20 year old sliding sash windows lifted not using weights but using springs instead.This method was introduced in 1920’s and was very popular in the 1995’s – 2005’s on new builds .Unfortunately the spiral balances in those days were … Read More
This 20 year old french door became a victim of a blocked gutter resulting in the hardwood door quickly becoming very rotten. We needed to give the customers a whole new bottom rail which was re- mortise and tenoned back … Read More
This triple casement Georgian window sashes were in an OK condition and only needed basic “A” repairs done to them to get them looking new again but the sill needed a full replacement in Accoya wood. This was a A,B,C … Read More