Edwardian semi, Woodford Green
Nine flush casement windows and a composite front door replaced over three days, keeping the original sightlines.
Specification: Flush casement uPVC · 28mm argon-filled units · Yale locking
Nine recent installations across London and Essex, from single replacement units to full commercial shopfronts. Every one surveyed, made and fitted by our own people.
Nine flush casement windows and a composite front door replaced over three days, keeping the original sightlines.
Specification: Flush casement uPVC · 28mm argon-filled units · Yale locking
Six-panel aluminium bifold set with a 3m contemporary roof lantern above the dining area.
Specification: Aluminium bifold · Solar-control glass · RAL 7016 anthracite
Frameless Juliet balcony and two tilt & turn windows fitted to a new dormer.
Specification: 17.5mm laminated · Stainless spigots · Tilt & turn
Full shopfront replacement including a toughened entrance screen, carried out overnight.
Specification: Toughened 12mm · Aluminium shopfront · Overnight install
Forty linear metres of double-glazed acoustic partitioning across two floors.
Specification: Acoustic partitioning · Manifestation · Framed doors
Structural glass staircase balustrade and a full-height sliding wall to the garden.
Specification: Structural glass · Slim sightline sliders · Bespoke
Communal entrance glazing and twenty-two Juliet balconies for a residential development.
Specification: Juliet balconies · Entrance screen · Part Q compliant
Bay window rebuild with heritage sash detailing and modern thermal performance.
Specification: Sash windows · Heritage bar detail · A-rated
Ninety square metres of full-height polished-edge mirror across two training rooms.
Specification: 6mm silvered mirror · Polished edges · Safety backing
The brief. A 1930s semi with a new single-storey rear extension. The owners wanted the back wall to open fully onto the garden, and enough daylight in the middle of the plan that the dining area did not need lights on at midday.
The challenge. The steel above the opening left only 60mm of head clearance, and the party wall side had no room for a stacking panel. A standard bifold set would not have cleared the return.
What we did. A six-panel aluminium bifold configured 5+1 so the traffic door sits on the open side, with a low-threshold track set into the screed. Above it, a 3m by 1.5m contemporary roof lantern with solar-control glass to keep the room from overheating in July.
Result. Fitted in two days with no return visits. Measured light levels in the dining area roughly tripled, and the owners have since had us back for a shower enclosure upstairs.
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