Repairing Timber Sash Windows

Repairing Timber Sash Windows

Well-maintained timber will last a lifetime and may never need to be replaced. However, if your sash windows are looking a bit tired or worn down, it might be a good idea to repair them sooner rather than later. It is important to regularly inspect timber windows for...
Restoring your Georgian property

Restoring your Georgian property

The period of architecture that we often consider to be Georgian is equivalent to the 18th century. The period as a whole was largely influenced by the use of classical architecture and classic traditions of style which originated from Europe. The Georgian era gave us...
The Benefits of Installing Timber French Doors

The Benefits of Installing Timber French Doors

French doors not only look great, but boast a variety of benefits that will add value to your property, make inhabiting the space more enjoyable and changing the way you think about home design. French doors are most commonly fitted as exterior doors, usually as a...

The History of Number 10 Downing Street

History The first building on the site of Number 10 dates from the Middle Ages – a brewery owned by the Abbey of Abingdon; this had fallen into disuse by the early 16th century. The first house known to have been built on the site was leased (by Queen Elizabeth...
The traditional timber casement windows

The traditional timber casement windows

Many homeowners choose casement windows as an alternative to more traditional double hung windows. A casement window consists of one or more individual sashes that are attached to the walls using hinges; allowing the windows to swing open and closed. Traditionally...