Featured Secondary Glazing Projects

Featured CASE STUDIES

Keeping Draughts at Bay in the Historic Old Mill

Despite being stunning to look at, the original metal-framed windows in the Historic Old Mill were far from ideal in winter. Situated in a conservation area,

Improving Warmth and Comfort at the Royal Hospital Chelsea

Commissioned by King Charles II in 1682 and designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Royal Hospital Chelsea is of significant historical importance. Home of famous retirees,

Maintaining Aesthetics at the Historic Dockyard Chatham

The Sail and Colour Loft in Chatham’s Historic Dockyard dates back to 1734. Today the building houses the Dockyard Trust administration team and the University of Kent Business School.

Creating a Quieter, Warmer Georgian Town House

This 1890s townhouse in Stirling has beautiful, original curved bay windows at the front. Ageing frames and thin original glass were letting heat out and unwanted noise in.

A Customised Solution for a 17th-Century Manor House

A stunning example of 17th-century country living, some parts of this stunning manor house date back to the Tudor period. With windows of all shapes and sizes,

Conserving Original Casements at Brook House

Originally four cottages dating from 1730 to 1800, Brook House was converted into a single residence in the 1960s. Saved from demolition, the Warwickshire property is now of significant historical importance.