(Berks and Bucks)
This is an old Magnet window (stormproof) the orginal sill was made in softwood and the exposed part of the wooden sill had rotted.Instead of re- mortising and tenoning a new Accoya sill into the existing , another way is … Read More
This rotten casement sash needed a new bottom rail mortised and tenoned into a new side stile all replacements were done using Accoya wood that lasts 50 years.This window was only 10 years old and was made from untreated pine … Read More
This dormer window on a listed building in Maidenhead was only 20 years old and was completely rotten .The whole of the sill needed replacing as well as both jambs and both barge board all in Accoya. Time 3 days
A simple corner sill repair perfectly mitred together using an easy to apply biscuit joint method and a lot of polymer behind.All new beading was installed to bridge the polymer butt joint hidden underneath from the weather and all new … Read More
This is a 20 year old sappili hardwood conservatory that required multiple patch repairs to the sills and bottom rails.All the repairs were carried out using Accoya (50 years guaranteed life) .Both corner posts needed fully replacing as they had … Read More
This square bay in Bourne End is really a 4 window sliding sash. All 4 of the sills were completely rotten and needed to be fully replaced and re-jointed in Accoya wood.All of the 8 sashes also needed some attention … Read More
This 1980’s circle window in Maidenhead was rotten at the bottom needing 1/2 inch new veneer pieces to be added , over lapping at 22.5% intervals so that no end grain is showing .All the repair work was carried out … Read More
These 300 year old pair of sliding sash windows were in need of a full repair including a completely new sill to be re-jointed and most of the external marginal planks and pulley stiles needed replacing too . 6 panes … Read More
A new Accoya bottom rail made with slot tenons at both ends.This was for a listed property in Maidenhead that also needed new sash cords and draught excluder.
This Edwardian square bay has been repaired badly many times, including shortening the height of the bay by 6 inches and then adding bricks below to avoid doing the work properly. This time around we have made new double glazed … Read More