(Berks and Bucks)
These original Edwardian sash windows had been reglazed in the late 90s using thin double glazing. Double glazing an existing window throws up a handful of challenges: Firstly, the rebate depth of the sash needs to accommodate the extra thickness … Read More
These are the windows to the changing rooms of a gym, hence the obscured glass. They had been painted shut for quite some time and we were asked to get them working again. The challenges were two-fold; find out why … Read More
This large central sash was in need of a service to get it working perfectly. As part of the service, we made sure the sash chains were moving smoothly. If sashes are hung on cords, we replace the existing ones … 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
A new bottom rail and stile repairs were need for this rotten casement sash and the whole of the sill was replaced in Accoya .The sill had multiple ants nests inside it ,the ants over many years had been slowly … 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