If you live in a listed building, and you are planning to make any alterations to your windows – such as double glazing, you will require listed buildings consent. This is not required if you are only renovating the windows.
If your…
The purpose of this information sheet is to give you a full description of what to expect in your property when engaging us for any of these services. It also covers draughtproofing expectations, ventilation in your sash windows, painting and…
The Easy Clean System, sometimes refered to as the simplex system, is a very simple way of allowing access to the outside of your sash windows.
It is used on upper levels of a property to allow for window cleaning and general…
A. The vast majority of sash windows in Edinburgh can be fully refurbished and will outlast a modern replacement. Georgian and Victorian sash windows have been manufactured from slow grown pine which is a far stronger, more durable timber. When…
A. For grade A listed buildings the answer will generally be no, but for most other properties it is not a problem. A phone call to the local planning authority will clarify this.
The Scotsman (see below) recently reported that…
One of the above is Double Glazed - Which one? The window on the right is a 14mm slim line double glazed unit with a 27mm astrical. Split down the middle into a
2 over 2 with a 'through' astrigal making four individual double glazed units.
