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An old steel window that didn't need replacing
One of the windows was an older Crittall-style steel window, probably dating from the 1960s or earlier.
Despite its age, the galvanised steel construction remained in excellent condition. The weakness wasn't actually the window itself but part of the timber subframe into which it had been fitted.
Rather than removing a perfectly serviceable steel window, we carried out a straightforward repair to the cill area with a new facing piece.
These are a set of very attractive solid oak doors we recently made for a client.
This recent commision of a custom made to measure hardwood door is ready to be collected by our client so they can install it themselves and fit th
Replacing windows in a conservation area is normal practice but isn’t as straightforward as replacing windows outside of a conservation area.
Here, we present a bespoke sash window crafted from durable, carbon-negative, and sustainable Abodo wood.
