A. No, modern glass is 4 mm thick and the original was only 2mm. The windows will need to have additional weights added to ensure a perfect balance.
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A. Cills are replaced when necessary, exterior pointing upgraded, ironmongery replaced, rotten timbers replaced and cracked panes are replaced.
A. Yes, modern materials are used to upgrade the traditional sash window, improving overall heat loss.
As part of the draught proofing process, baton rods and parting Beads are replaced with new timbers that have an integrated brush system. The midrail of the bottom sash also has a routered weatherseal fitted.
If you have working shutters and they are reasonably close fitting, they can also make a huge difference to heat loss.
