Dealing with Water Damage on Wood: Repair Joinery in Wet Environments

Water damage poses a significant threat to joinery, intensified by diverse environmental factors like humidity, leaks, or flooding. The insidious nature of water intrusion silently jeopardises the structural integrity of wooden elements. The effects of prolonged exposure to moisture can be visually striking, manifesting as swelling, splitting, and veneer damage on wood surfaces. Swelling occurs…

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Who are Sanford Group Ltd?

New Forest Joinery has specialised in the manufacture and installation of high-quality joinery in Hampshire since 1990. Since it’s creation, New Forest Joinery has supplied the local area and beyond with high quality sash windows, casement windows, French doors, bi-folding doors and front doors. In 2020, a move was made for New Forest Joinery to…

Cleaning your wooden bi-folds [a guide]

When it comes to home improvements, the installation of wooden bi-folding doors can make a highly positive change to your interior, allowing natural light to flood into a room whilst you are able to admire the uninterrupted views of your garden. That is, however, until daily life takes its toll.  Modern living combined with young…

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Three ways to preserve your timber

Across the UK, timber is a popular material that is commonly used within building construction and bespoke joinery due to its dependable durability. Whilst it has proven over centuries that it can remain robust and reliable throughout varied climates, there are still risks of timber picking up forms of damage when left exposed to the…

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What are Georgian Bar windows?

We are certain you will have seen Georgian Bar windows on period type properties many times while out on your travels, but you may not know that ‘Georgian Bar’ is the name often used to identify them. Simply put, Georgian bars are bars fitted to modern double-glazed windows and doors to replicate the sash window…