Commercial Secondary Glazing Projects

SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE SECONDARY GLAZING FOR THE HERITAGE SECTOR

CHAPELS, CHURCHES, HOTELS, MUSEUMS, PERIOD HOUSES, COTTAGES, SCHOOLS, HISTORIC BUILDINGS, CASTLES, LIGHTHOUSES…

In the UK, we love heritage properties, and we want to preserve their beauty and character for future generations.

However, the reality of occupying a Grade I or Grade II listed, historic or period building may be far from glamorous. Noise from busy roads, draughts, and rising heating costs in winter are challenges that make life uncomfortable.

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Upgrading the Customer Experience at Abbey Hotel, Bath

A short walk from Pulteney Bridge and the Roman Baths, The Abbey Hotel is popular with tourists from all over the world. To elevate the hotel’s amenities,

Reducing Traffic Noise at Indigo Hotel, Bath

Located in Bath city centre, Indigo Hotel is popular with tourists and corporate visitors alike. Facing a busy street, traffic noise is often an unwelcome visitor,

Improving Sustainability at No 22 Grosvenor Gardens, Central London

Increasing Energy Efficiency at The Coffin Works, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham

Formerly the Newman Brothers Factory, the building on Fleet Street is where furniture for the coffins of King George VI, Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth,

Reducing Energy Costs at Cranbrook Vestry Hall, Kent

The newly restored hall is the hub of rural community life, hosting clubs, societies, exercise classes, entertainment, meetings and parties. As a READ MORE

Improving Visitor Comfort at Y Porth Mawr, Caernarfon

Y Porth Mawr (the East Gate) is part of Caernarfon’s medieval fortifications,

Elevating the Guest Experience at the Randolph Hotel, Oxford

Well-known for its leading role in the TV detective series, Inspector Morse, the Randolph is located in Oxford’s cultural heart. On the main tourist trail,

Keeping the Noise Down in Faith House, Westminster, London

Designed by Edwardian architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in the early 1900s, Faith House is the home of the Anglo-Catholic organisation, the Society of the Faith.