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Georgian Duplex bar |
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Navenby, Lincolnshire
Double glazed
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Georgian Duplex bar |
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Retford, Nottinghamshire
Double glazed |
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Box Bay with Stone Mullions
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London
Double glazed |
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Lined Sash Window - internal |
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London
Double glazed
If you look closely at the larger picture you will
be able to see the twistlock security fittings which
allow this window to be locked in the slightly open
position |
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Georgian Duplex with Stable Door |
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Cornwall
Double glazed |
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Curved top - "In the White" |
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Washingborough, Lincolnshire
Double glazed
Unlike the window below, this window has a curved
top sash and the weight box is similarly curved. "In
the white" means the timber has been supplied in the
natural timber finish with only a clear basecoat. |
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Curved Brickwork
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North Yorkshire
Double glazed
Like most sash windows, the weight box sits behind
the outer skin of brickwork. The window is actually
rectangular and the brickwork makes the curve. |
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Double sash in a single frame |
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London
Double glazed |
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Double sash in a single frame |
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Hebden Bridge - Yorkshire
Double glazed |
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Box Sash Right Angle Bay |
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Newark - Nottinghamshire
Double glazed |
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Five Section Bay |
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Northampton
Double glazed
All timber - duplex Georgian to top sashes |
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Three Section Bay |
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Leicester
Double glazed |
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Victorian Semi |
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Colchester
Double glazed |
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Wide Cottage Bar |
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Lincolnshire
Double glazed
This picture is to give a rough idea of how a 'wide'
bar (40mm)
looks in a typical sash window. There are four
double glazed units here and the wide bar is needed
to hide the hot melt border seal. |
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Wide Cottage Bar |
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North London
Double glazed
Another chance to see the wide bar from outside |
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Three Section Bay |
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Peckham - London
Double glazed
Part of a bay showing SATIN glazing in the lower
panes to achieve privacy without the need for net
curtains |
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Spot the Difference |
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Regents Park - London
Double glazed
The Dormer windows are our double glazed versions
while the ground floor windows are the original
single glazed. |
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Hardwood (Sapele) |
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Ireland
Double glazed
These were a special order 'No Weight Box' window to
withstand the might of the Irish Atlantic coast. |
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Special sash window
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London
Double glazed
You do not have to lose the original craftsmanship
if you go double glazed. We have some talented
joiners to compete with the past as well. |
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Special sash
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London
Double glazed
You do not have to lose the original craftsmanship
if you go double glazed. We have some talented
joiners to compete with the past as well. |
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Venetian (Triple Box Sash)
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Sussex
Double glazed
A
triple sash in a single frame is called a Venetian
(No - we do not know why, perhaps you can help?) |
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Venetian inside view |
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Sussex
Double glazed
Same window - inside view |
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Georgian Venetian |
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Cornwall
Double glazed
If you look closely at the larger picture you will
see the foam filling the uneven stonework |
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Weights and pulleys |
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Norfolk
Double glazed
A traditional weights
and pulley system with duplex double glazing |
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Weights and pulleys |
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Norfolk
Double glazed
Window above |
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Weights and pulleys Single Glazed |
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Norfolk
Single glazed
Everything to the
last detail for a listed building |
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