(Berks and Bucks)
We can replace PVC windows back to how the window would of looked originally.
All new windows include as standard
– A hardwood sill
– Draught excluder around all the opening
– Preservative
– Furniture (chrome brass or black monkey tail)
– 1 X coat of Long Life Microporous Paint
– Made, glazed and fitted
– Architraving lining and windowboard
– K Glass double glazed units
This was a very rotted but elegant early Edwardian double squinted casement bay window in Maidenhead.All 3 of the sills that made up the bay were completely rotted and needed to be fully replaced in Accoya and re-jointed at the … 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
This beautiful new door is to the design of the customer and has a clear 1 inch border going all the way around the glass. Draught excluder and energy saving as standard.The lower mouldings were exact replicas of the main … Read More
Replacing these 3.5 U-Value unit 1980’s french doors that had rotted with new pressure treated 0.9 U-Value units.Before they were made with multi units where as today it was made using only 4 units in total with the allusion of … Read More
This new front door with side lights was designed by the customer and then made to their specifications .The door alone weighs around 70kg and has been installed where a triple casement window used to be.On the left and right … Read More
This Roman arched door head in Maidenhead has been copied to match the original door frame including the glazing bar arrangement .The rise is exactly half the span making it a perfect Roman arch.
These casement windows are made from the highest graded solid oak available .All the leaded glass is new using machine drawn glass and have been installed with external architraving .The new casement windows were made for the extension side of … Read More
This a a single squinted casement bay window with multiple Georgian glazing bars in the fanlights.Located above a conservatory on the first floor of a house in Marlow made installation a challenge .
This is a grade 1 oak ledged , braced and battened door with a leaded M/C drawn glass opening and finished in a natural oil.All keyed alike for a property in Reading ,Berks.
This square bay with fanlights above has a decorative cornicing running underneath the transoms which is traditional and common place on most bay windows in the Marlow area. It would have been the local joiners trademark or signature when these … Read More