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Mill House Window Workshop |
We also manufacture sash windows to exactly match traditional designs or your existing windows. We also make new sash windows with double glazing with original profile glazing bars. Please also enquire about your other windows, doors, and heritage joinery requirements, or visit our sash window workshop.
We cover Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, South Cambridgeshire
Mill House Window Workshop, Bendish Farm, Bendish Lane, Bendish, Hertfordshire, SG4 8JD
Full renovation of existing sashes to restore full operation. Whether simply painted shut, re-weighting required, or not moving freely, or a broken cord, this service will ensure your sash windows will once again be fully operational. We can also glaze any broken panes, and can also provide antique glass to ensure the appearance of your windows is in keeping witht he period of your property.
We haven't found many windows that need complete replacing. Most damage or rot can be repaired on site for a fraction of the cost of a new sash or complete new window. We would always rather repair than replace, especially where historic windows are concerned.
If your original sashes have been replaced with casement or pvc windows, we can restore them to timber sash windows. We can exactly match the style of existing windows, or other windows in your area.
We have a selection of methods depending on budget and preference. Simple perimeter sealing brushes machined into staff and parting beads and meeting rail that can't be seen. Sometimes adjustment of the beading is all that is required to seal a window more effectively.
Changing your glass to acoustic or noise reducing glass will make a dramatic difference to the peace and quite in your home. This option is better than double glazing for reducing noise penetration.
We provide double glazed units that are thin enough to be fitted in place of the existing glass. This provides the benefits of double glazing, and keeps the structural integrity of the window. Our units allow all the glazing bars to be kept intact and the units are designed to be puttied in keeping the traditional look to your windows.
Too much noise, or too many drafts, we offer a simple solution that is almost invisible, and is easily removed in the summer, and costs a fraction of other solutions.
We are always happy to provide recent local references for our work, or click here for a selection of images of repairs carried out and new windows.
Click here for information on the history of sash windows, styles and glass
Other Links :
Article - from Imperial College - How sash windows work best.
Article - History of sash windows
Article - History of casement windows
Institution of historic building conservation
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
Article - Campaigning for real windows