The beading on these hardwood windows was started to rot and fail. We were asked to replace it like-for-like.
Although a relatively straightforward job, the devil is in the details. With this style of beading where the bottom bead is larger and forms a drip, it’s essential to get the vertical beads just right. The Georgian style glazing bars add another detail in that the choice of pin length for fixed is critical.
With so many cuts to make, it’s important to get all these details ironed out so you can get in a rhythm and be productive.
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