Nestled on the outskirts of Barnsley, this beautiful old Vicarage has been home to our clients for over 20 years. Recommended to us by friends, they were keen to ensure that any window replacement they considered replicated their original windows as closely as possible. With external projecting bar detail, the windows were very distinct and as the initial intention was to change only the bedroom windows, it was more important that ever that this detail was captured in the new timber windows....

With origins dating back to the early 1700’s, and various changes made over time, this stunning property has a very rich heritage which needs protecting. Sitting in a Yorkshire conservation area its important to ensure that any changes are complementary to the property and maintain its character. The project included replacement of the ground floor windows to the front and side of the property, along with replacement of a substantial Entrance Door with twin side panels. These sliding sash...

With a new extension on the horizon our client was looking to maximise movement around his home for all, keeping the areas as level as possible both through the doors and on the external patio. We were asked to provide a solution that would maximise space, and offer a door system that was both modern, reliable and elegant. The Timber Windows sliding patio doors utilise German Built GU Gearing systems which enable the client to open these heavy doors with the minimum of effort, pushing them...

When our client decided to change his windows, his experience as an engineer came to the fore when looking for a suitable product. After speaking with a large National company he felt bruised and frustrated with the experience, and approached us a local company in the hope of a better experience. Our family approach, with considerate technical advice allowed us to explain the benefits of the Flush Casement window design as a product that could retain the character of his beautiful home. With...

This beautiful old property sits within a conservation area and it was important to retain the character and feel of the property. The front of the property is Georgian with later Victorian additions to the side and rear of the building. To the front of the property, the windows featured a deep external trim which surrounded the upper casement windows and also the lower bay windows. The door had been replaced at some time with a modern equivalent and had lost its Georgian features in the...

Built in 1860, our clients traditional Victorian home has been lovingly restored over the last 20 years and still retains many of its original features. One feature that was causing a problem was the original door which was unable to open more than a 1/3rd of its available width due to settlement over the years, which had caused it to catch on the tiled floor and let in drafts through the winter months. Keen not to lose the character of their home, our clients considered their new door design...