Further to my first blog about the history of sash windows, I thought it timely to tell you how they continued to thrive before falling out of favour during the 20th century until today where they are again enjoying their rightful place in the nation’s popularity. Later Improvements As the 18th Century progressed, the construction
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History of the traditional timber sash window
7 July, 2012 – Posted in: News from the WorkshopWe often get asked to produce sash windows for clients and I enjoy the challenge of producing these classic windows every time. I think it must be something to do with the beauty of them and how they have so heavily influenced classic design in Regency, Georgian and Victorian architecture. So I thought I would
The modern world of traditional joiners and carpenters
15 May, 2012 – Posted in: News from the WorkshopPlease welcome me to the world of blogging. I am new at this but having said that I am certainly not new to the world of carpentry. And it is joinery and carpentry that I will be talking to you about. My father who was a skilled craftsman taught me all I know and he also started
We have just completed the restoration of these sash windows
14 May, 2012 – Posted in: News from the WorkshopThe window on the left has had the sash box fully refurbished and new double glazed draft proofed sashes installed. It meets current 2011 building regulations, is registered with FENSA, was approved by the local conservation officer and comes with a 5 year insurance backed warranty. To achieve this result has not been easy. Georgian
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