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Feature windows have played a crucial role in church architecture throughout the ages, with shapes and styles changing to fit the trends of the times. Works of art in themselves, they contribute to a church’s majesty.

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Secondary glazing can help you boost the heat retention, security and sound reduction of your primary windows.

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Sash windows have timeless appeal and can be found on historic and period properties across the UK. Unfortunately, they are not known for their energy-efficiency despite being renowned for their visual appeal.

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Westwood is a thriving community of around 1,100 souls in Wiltshire. The Parish Rooms are at the heart of village life, hosting a range of activities and events throughout the year from yoga to art groups, choirs and regular village lunches. T

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2025 - we proudly celebrate our 25th anniversary – a remarkable achievement that reflects our commitment to providing innovative secondary glazing solutions for listed and heritage buildings.

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It’s hard not to get wrapped up in the history of the magnificent houses we work on. Storm fitting secondary glazing for the National Trust, the stunning Plas Newydd mansion of Anglesey.

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Working with with London-based architects, Peregrine Bryant we were asked to make the living quarters of the Chelsea Pensioners’ Grade I and II listed home more comfortable is a true honour, giving them warmer and quieter accommodation.

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The sprawling estate of Hatfield House and Park in Hertfordshire is a sight to behold. Home to one of the finest Jacobean Houses in England, the Tudor Old Palace (which just happened to be the childhood home of Elizabeth I) and a fantastic 42-acre garden, it’s impressive to say the least.

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We know that historic buildings bring unique challenges when it comes to restoration or renovation. One such issue has always been how to install secondary glazing for curved windows with casement style openings.

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Storm was recently featured in a More4 renovation project documentary. £4 Million Restoration: Historic House Rescue is a two-part series covering work that took place at Llwyn Celyn, a medieval hall house located in the Black Mountains.

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If you’re lucky enough to own a gorgeous period property, you’ll know there is often a compromise to be made when it comes to character homes, particularly with heating and maintenance.

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Would you know what a semaphore tower was? We have to admit, until we were asked to work on one, we didn’t know either!

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Talking about interesting projects, here’s one of ours. York Railway Station is a grade II listed building and one of the most iconic and important buildings on the UK rail network.

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The clock is ticking down to the annual SPAB awards ceremony at the Barbican Centre in London on Thursday November 14th.

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