We are fortunate to work on many fascinating historic projects. They all have at least one thing in common; they are driven by like-minded people who are seeking ways to balance caring for their period home while honouring its history.Placing emphasis on original features feels like the right thing to do but the reasons can…
If the niggling issues of draughts and rattles have been resolved, and you’re able to appreciate your period windows once again, there isn’t a better time to really let them take centre stage by addressing your window dressings! Transform your windows with our list of 5 window treatments that are perfectly suited to sash and casement…
Dare we mention Brexit? With the impact of our departure from the EU on the UK property market still largely unknown, it’s understandable that many homeowners are choosing to stay put, rather than making plans to sell their homes.Once you’d made the decision to continue living where you are for the foreseeable future, it’s natural…
When looking for a period property as a home, sash windows are often one of the features high up on a property hunter’s wish list.Sash window maintenance is part and parcel of owning a period property, and maintaining these original features preserves their charm and heritage and ultimately adds value to the property.Well‐looked after original…
Single Vs Double Glazing As with any renovations, when you reach the stage that your single glazed timber sash windows need some attention, it’s a good idea to explore all the options.If you currently have single glazed sashes then there are some key factors to take into account that will impact whether or not you can…
Georgian, Victorian or Edwardian, when were your sash windows made?There are three main types of sash window, an architectural feature in Britain for over 200 years that can tell you a lot about the history of a property.With an increasing interest in conserving the historic craftsmanship of these period windows, people are now keen to…
