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SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE SECONDARY GLAZING FOR THE HERITAGE SECTOR

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Banishing Draughts at Bishop Hannington Church, Hove

SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE SECONDARY GLAZING FOR THE HERITAGE SECTOR

CASE STUDY

Banishing Draughts at Bishop Hannington Church, Hove

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Banishing Draughts at Bishop Hannington Church, Hove
PROPERTY

PROPERTY

Grade II listed 1930s church

CONSTRAINT

CONSTRAINT

huge, uniquely shaped windows at height

CONCERN

CONCERN

draughts

SOLUTION

SOLUTION

speciality-shaped slimline units

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

This landmark church was built in the late 1930s as a memorial to James Hannington, a Christian missionary. The church is in an exposed position and suffers from draughts, making heat retention a challenge.

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