Author: Nathan Sherriff

10 Refurbished metal opening casements finished in RAL 7040 powder coat along with 13 new leaded lights fitted as part of a 3 phase project.

Cleaning 9 painted stained and leaded glass panels in situ after the completed refurbishment and conversion to the Manor House by Colmar Construction.

Encapsulated Stained and Leaded glass door panels fitted along with two resized and refurbished satin white metal frames.  A complete re lead was need to these panels along with widening the rebates to each metal frame to take the newly encapsulated triple glazed units.

All Saints Church of Milford on Sea panel having its final clean on the light bench. Painted and fused stained glass disciplines were used in the making of this panel.

4 clear toughened glass panels fitted externally to the Stained and Leaded glass front door panels. We also fitted a draught excluder to the door frame to improve the overall amenity.

14 of our bespoke Conservation Grade Double Glazed Units fitted along with 14 new Accoya wooden casements for added amenity while retaining the property’s character.

Four new leaded lights were made along with replicated new satin black metal frames for a dummy south facing window.  We carefully removed all the existing leaded lights to our workshop for re leading along with the new templates for the metal frames. Once the frames and the leaded lights were finished we returned to … Read More

Five obscure leaded shop front windows were removed to our workshop for a complete restoration.  Replacing any cracked or missing glass before re leading each panel. We decided to refurbish the metal frame in situ so to not disturb the shop front frame work.  Each panel was then re glazed in the order that they … Read More

Branksome Dene Road Poole Remove repair and relead a stairwell stained glass feature window along with two side door windows. We encapsulated these panels within a double glazed units for added amenity.  Triple glazing your original stained glass feature windows is an effective way of retaining your original stained glass window and adding amenity to … Read More

The Teak House front door panel releaded repaired and refitted, the textures and colours in this panel are quite a feature to the building. Originally designed and built in 1889 boasting the use of new opals and new shades of green stained glass. The Teak House was built in 1889 with the highest levels of … Read More