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This was a very rotten triple casement window in Maidenhead ,but because it was a listed building the sashes had to be copied like for like reproducing exactly the same mouldings and dimensions all the way even matching the internal … Read More
This is a wooden window from a grade 2 listed building in Amersham dating back to 1775 .The sill wasn’t rotten enough to replace so we took the unusual method of patch repairing in Accoya. For this method the rot … Read More
2 x double casement window repairs on a grade 2 listed building on Amersham High Street were not easy, the challenges were scaffolding with members of the public walking underneath as well as neighbours cars and all new leaded glass … Read More
This was a grade 2 listed building that was dated around 1850 , copying an arts and craft style but originally wooden guttering was mainly an Elizabethan method of collecting the rain water.Interestingly the construction method ie the build up … Read More
This Yorkshire slider in Beaconsfield Old Town is a bit like a sliding sash but opens sideways.The bottom rail needed to be fully replaced but we saved the internal moulding .An a-b-c repair method was used all in Accoya wood … Read More
This 1920’s triple casement window had been attacked by hungry ants so a while new window was required.The unusual mouldings need to be copied like for like including the exact jamb /head/mullion and sill timber sizes.The frame once made was … Read More
Today we have at last finished the tiling in the Alhambra ensuite as well as the tiling under the mango timber breakfast bar and the entrance doors with lattice work framing above.This design was copied from lattice work shutters opposite … Read More
This double casement was on the righthand side a bathroom and on the lefthand side a bedroom.It had been played around with over the years and the original head of the window was still there and had never been removed … Read More
This little toilet window was glazed using a bespoke star design exactly how the customer wanted .Each star was 12mm wide and was put together by our glaziers design time.It was a very expensive unit though and came in at … Read More
These 2 pairs of Georgian sashes needed a lot of love to get them back to perfect order.The main problem with them was that their bed putty had been built up with multiple layers over the years.Over time each time … Read More