Within the casement windows arena, there are two main types of windows designs you can choose from: Flush and storm-proof. A flush casement window does exactly as its name suggests – with the opening section (or ‘sash’) sitting flush with the window frame on the outside. A storm-proof casement window (also known as lipped casements)…
We’re certain you will have seen Georgian Bar Windows on period type properties many times whilst out and about on your travels but, you may not know that ‘Georgian Bar’ is the common name often used to identify them. Simply put, Georgian bars are bars that are fitted to modern double-glazed windows and doors to…
These two words are often used interchangeably, but they are in fact classed as two different things and in our industry its always good to be clear! The main difference between the two is that renovation typically refers to restore something to a good condition or state of repair (which in our niche is to…
If you’ve decided on a loft conversion for your home, you will not only want it to look amazing and feel comfortable, you’ll want it to be as safe as possible too. That means ensuring your ceilings are high enough to meet the required building regulations. If you find that your ceilings come up short,…
