(Berks and Bucks)
The hardwood sill of this set of French doors was severely rotten to the point where the central section could be pulled out by hand. A combination of the outside ground level and a poorly fitting weather bar meant that … Read More
This grade 2 listed building needed a hardwood new sill and the doors need rehanging.The moulded glazing bars were made from copper and not wood.The biggest challenge was both jambs had split and expanded ,this was caused by 1 inch … 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
2 x mock gothic arched dormer windows on a listed building in Maidenhead (mid Victorian). The sill needed fully replacing along with both lower jambs and just to make things worse both casement sashes were badly rotten too.Total time approx. … Read More
This is a 20 year old sappili hardwood conservatory that required multiple patch repairs to the sills and bottom rails.All the repairs were carried out using Accoya (50 years guaranteed life) .Both corner posts needed fully replacing as they had … 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
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
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