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Care for your Timber Windows in the Summer
As the sun shines brightly and the summer breeze fills the air, it's essential to pay attention to the care and maintenance of your timber windows. These natural beauties require special attention during the warmer months to ensure they stay in prime condition and...
Choosing a Wooden Garden Room or Wooden Conservatory
The Lure of the Great Outdoors: An Introduction Our homes are our castles, our sanctuaries, and our retreats. However, as we spend more time indoors, we yearn for a slice of the great outdoors - an oasis that combines the comforts of home with the beauty of nature....
Preserving Heritage with Conservatories for Listed Buildings
Conservatories are an elegant addition to any home, but when it comes to listed buildings, special considerations must be taken into account. As listed buildings are protected by law due to their historical or architectural significance, any alterations to the...
Why are Conservatories Becoming More Popular?
What is a Conservatory? A conservatory is a type of architectural structure, typically made of glass and aluminium or other light-weight materials, that is attached to the main house. It is designed to provide additional living space and to bring the outdoors inside...
How to spot signs that you need new timber windows
If you're wondering whether your timber windows are due for a replacement, there are several key indicators that can help you make the decision. From water damage and drafts to rot and condensation, read on to learn the top signs that it's time to invest in new timber...
Christmas Decorations for your Windows & Doors
Christmas Decorations for your Windows & Doors This Christmas, add some festive cheer to your home by decorating your windows and doors! Whether you go for a traditional look with red and green decor, or something more modern, these ideas will get you inspired....
Why timber windows are the best choice for listed buildings and conservation areas
There are many factors to consider when choosing windows for a listed building or conservation area. Timber windows are an excellent choice for many reasons. They are durable, low maintenance, and energy efficient. Plus, they add character and beauty to any home. Here...
Casement windows – choosing the right ones
Casement windows were the go-to windows before the sash window (internal link) was introduced. They’ve been around since at least the 13th century according to historians. The key element of a casement window is the hingeing system being attached to a frame (or case)...
Replacing Sash windows
Sash windows have been around since at least the 1600s (inventor unknown) but didn’t become popular and widespread until Georgian times. They continued to flourishthrough Victorian and Edwardian times and remain strong period features in properties from these eras....
A new front door – it really does make a great impression
The entrance to a property, any kind of property, is an opportunity to make a statement as well as a great first, and lasting, impression. A new front door in a listed building, a property in a conservation area or a character building allows for even more of an...