(Berks and Bucks)
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
Back to Marcos again this weeks to repairs the bottom sill on his conservatory.This was a mitred sill repairs with new glazing bead all the way around using MS Polymer as the sealant, the sill was made using pressure treated … Read More
These 2 sashes had already been repaired once a few years ago but the repaired done at that time used screws to hold the low grade softwood patches.This time around P U glue has been used and Accoya wood, all … 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 was a hardwood porch made (by someone else )only 6 years ago the corner posts and all the glazing beading had twisted and warped exposing huge gaps that would have inevitably led to the whole this rotting.The corner planks … Read More
2 x simple sliding sash windows services in Amersham High Street,inc 4 new sash cords and all new beading with draught excluder inserted. Two of the pulleys needed replacing with new ballbearing wheeled pulleys.
Nearly all 30 of these windows needed repairing with new external Accoya margin planks , some of them need new sills too and completely new glazing bar were need on the french door Georgian glazing bars as they had all … 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
Damaged by wear and tear the rebate on this listed building sliding sash window meeting rail need to be replaced. Each sash weighed 50kg making to job much harder due to the sashes needing to be taken downstairs to be … Read More
This grade 2 listed building near the castle is around 250 years old.The top sash meeting rail has dropped at both ends because both tenons have completely rotted .The solution was to take out the sash and bring it to … Read More