Edinburgh Sash and Case » conservation area regulations http://www.edinburghsashandcase.co.uk Georgian and Victorian Sash Windows Repaired, Restored or Replaced Sun, 05 Feb 2012 23:07:14 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Q. Is our system suitable for conservation areas and listed buildings in Edinburgh? http://www.edinburghsashandcase.co.uk/q-is-our-system-suitable-for-conservation-areas-and-listed-buildings-in-edinburgh/ http://www.edinburghsashandcase.co.uk/q-is-our-system-suitable-for-conservation-areas-and-listed-buildings-in-edinburgh/#comments Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:07:18 +0000 webmaster http://www.edinburghsashandcase.co.uk/?p=81 A. Yes. To the eye your sash window looks exactly the same, because the brush seals are hidden behind the baton rods and parting beads.  Overall this complies with current planning and listed building regulations.

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]]> A. Yes. To the eye your sash window looks exactly the same, because the brush seals are hidden behind the baton rods and parting beads.  Overall this complies with current planning and listed building regulations.

Our sash window renovation techniques are based on Historic Scotland’s restoration guidelines.

Historic Scotland also have an excellent and informative guide for owners and occupiers on how to maintain your sash and case windows. Download their Information Guide on Sash and Case Window Maintenance.

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