(Berks and Bucks)
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
These 3 pairs of shutters were for the Alhambra Castle,the lattice work was made first consisting of 1000’s of 90 degree and 60 degree housing joints using a dark hardwood .The arches were simply made by over lapping planks and … Read More
This was 2 x triple casements windows with fixed glazing left and right and a middle opener .Most on the front windows on this road have been changed over the years , all done with varying degrees of badness, but … Read More
These new windows were made entirely in hardwood for a property that was previously a school.The windows were originally sliding sash but the openings had been converted to casement frames in the 80’s when PVC was installed.We need to copy … Read More
This window didn’t need an entire new sill as only the front most exposed part had rotted.Thanks to the owner identifying the issue in time the rest of the sill was still in perfect order.A new extended sill was glued … Read More
This grade 2 listed building needed a hardwood new sill and the doors need rehanging.The moulded glazing bars were made from copper and not wood.The biggest challenge was both jambs had split and expanded ,this was caused by 1 inch … Read More
These 2 x triple casement storm proof sash windows were for a listed building in Naphill.The existing windows were so rotten that it wasn’t economical to repair them.The new windows matched the original windows exactly and came pressure treated so … Read More
These new wooden sliding sash windows are made using 1st grade joinery standard softwood that has been pressure treated and is guaranteed to not rot for at least 30 years.The old windows were aluminium casements but originally they would have … Read More
These rotten casements were completely rotten at the mortise and tenons joints with the rot being replaced by buckets of filler installed over the years it had been decaying. We re-jointed the tenons back using accoya wood and re-mortised the … Read More
This was another listed building window that had a rotten sill but this time instead of completely replacing and re-joining the sill we only replaced the front half cos the back half was still in perfect condition.This isn’t an easy … Read More