Our work

Windows and doors we have made and fitted

Most of this work sits behind period facades in London, where the window has to look right from the street and work properly from the inside. Some of it is on the back of the house, where the brief is usually light. Browse by type below.

Box sash windows

Sliding sash work in conservation areas, where the replacement has to read as the original from the pavement. We match the proportions, the horns and the glazing bar widths to what was there. The final decision rests with your conservation officer.

  • Sash fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Sash fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
  • Sash fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Sash fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Sash fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • Sash fitted in Hammersmith & Fulham, London
    Hammersmith & Fulham
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Casement windows

Side-hung and top-hung timber casements, mostly on openings that are wider than they are tall. Often the frame is sound and only the sashes need replacing — where that is the case, we say so.

  • Casement fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Casement fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Casement fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
  • Casement fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Casement fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
  • Casement fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
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Tilt and turn

Two positions from one handle: tipped in at the top for a draught of air with the window still secure, or swung wide for cleaning. Common on upper floors and on anything above a road.

  • Tilt & turn fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Tilt & turn fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Tilt & turn fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Tilt & turn fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Tilt & turn fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
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Timber doors

Front doors, back doors and internal sets in hardwood and engineered softwood. A front door takes more weather than any window in the house, which is why the detailing around the threshold matters more than the panel.

  • Timber doors fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Timber doors fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Timber doors fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Timber doors fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • Timber doors fitted in Hammersmith & Fulham, London
    Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Timber doors fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
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Shutters

Interior shutters fitted to the reveal, in full-height, café and tier-on-tier arrangements. Useful where a period window will not take blinds without covering the frame.

  • Shutters fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Shutters fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Shutters fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Shutters fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • Shutters fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
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Bifold doors

Aluminium bifolds that stack back and clear the opening. The trade-off is the stack itself — it sits somewhere, and where it sits is worth deciding before the frame is ordered.

  • Bifold doors fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Bifold doors fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • Bifold doors fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Bifold doors fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Bifold doors fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
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Sliding doors

Slim-framed aluminium sliders with large panes and little to interrupt the view. You never open the full width — if clearing the whole wall matters more than the sightlines, bifolds do that better.

  • Sliding doors fitted in Hammersmith & Fulham, London
    Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Sliding doors fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Sliding doors fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Sliding doors fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Sliding doors fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • Sliding doors fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
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Heritage doors

Steel-look aluminium with slim black frames and grid glazing bars, sometimes called Crittall-style. Used inside as a room divider and outside where a period building meets a modern extension.

  • Heritage fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Heritage fitted in Hammersmith & Fulham, London
    Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Heritage fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
  • Heritage fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • Heritage fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Heritage fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
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Aluminium windows

Thermally broken aluminium in slim frames, on post-war buildings and modern extensions where a timber sash would look out of place.

  • Aluminium windows fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • Aluminium windows fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • Aluminium windows fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
  • Aluminium windows fitted in Camden, London
    Camden
  • Aluminium windows fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
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French doors

A pair of doors opening onto a garden or a balcony. Less glass than a slider, but they open fully and they suit an opening that is taller than it is wide.

  • French doors fitted in Richmond, London
    Richmond
  • French doors fitted in Wandsworth, London
    Wandsworth
  • French doors fitted in Islington, London
    Islington
  • French doors fitted in Hammersmith & Fulham, London
    Hammersmith & Fulham
  • French doors fitted in Kensington & Chelsea, London
    Kensington & Chelsea
  • French doors fitted in Westminster, London
    Westminster
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Send us the address and a photo of what you have now. We will tell you what we think is worth doing — including when repair makes more sense than replacement.

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