Before
AfterArched sash, saved not replaced
An arched sash with broken glazing bars and loose joints. It was stripped back, re-jointed, fitted with new glazing bars to match, then primed and painted.
A selection of recent jobs: sash windows restored, rotten timber repaired, and new sashes and windows made to match in the workshop.
Before
AfterAn arched sash with broken glazing bars and loose joints. It was stripped back, re-jointed, fitted with new glazing bars to match, then primed and painted.
Before
During
AfterThe corner post of a bay window had rotted through at the bottom, and the panelling below the windows needed rebuilding. The rotten timber was cut out, new timber built in, and everything primed and painted.
Before
During
AfterThe sill and lower frame of a timber casement bay window had rotted. The damaged sections were cut out and new timber spliced in, then the window was primed and painted.
Made
Painted
FittedSmall timber windows made from scratch in the workshop, painted, and fitted.
Made
Painted
FittedA large multi-pane timber window made from scratch in the workshop, painted, and fitted.
Before
AfterWhere an old bay window was beyond repair, it was taken out and a new timber bay window made and fitted in its place.
Timber
MadeNew box sash windows made in Shaun’s workshop, from machining the timber to the finished, primed frames and sashes.
Made
FinishedA large window with glazing bars, glued and clamped up on the bench, then finished in dark brown.