(Berks and Bucks)
6 x windows all leaded and double casement on a listed building in Churchgate Cookham need servicing with the main issue being the rebates weren’t deep enough to accommodate the depth of the leaded glass ,meaning there was no room … Read More
This rotten casement sash needed a whole new bottom rail made in Accoya.The bottom rail needed to be be re-joined using a mortise and tenon joint at both ends.A new mortise joint needed to be made at one of the … Read More
This 300 year old window needed both the top and the lower sills fully replaced and re mortised and tenoned back together in Accoya.It was so rotten even the tenons on the mullions and jambs were rotten too, so needed … Read More
Another casement sash repair this time on a on the Thames property in Bourne End.The sash was originally made in hardwood but it got attacked by insects resulting it the sash needing a whole new bottom rail all in Accoya … Read More
This casement sash needed a whole new bottom rail re-jointed and glued as well as needing the bottom half of both stiles re-jointed too.All repairs were done using Accoya and took one day to collect the sash bring to Bourne … Read More
4 sliding sash windows at this pub/ restaurant needed new weights fitted. The problem was caused by the glass being changed to thicker and heavier glass a few years before resulting in the old lighter weights not being heavier enough … Read More
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 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
These windows were only 12 years old and all the stick on glazing bars were rotten at the back of the property .I replaced them with new Accoya glazing bars along with MS bead sealing the window glazing beads. A … Read More
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