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We renovated the sash windows at Warkworth House – a large Victorian property that has been a residence, a school and is currently a guest house. The owners were keen to preserve the house’s period features because the original windows date back to the late 19th century, but wanted to ensure a draught-free night’s rest for their guests. We used our Renovate and Upgrade Service to recondition all the original windows, repairing the frames, boxes and sills using our traditional joinery skills and the Repair Care system.
The work
- We removed all sashes and repaired the box frames and sills
- Conservation joints were created in the sashes to allow for movement
- The sashes were planed and a memory-foam seal routed into the perimeter and across the mid rail for draught and noise-proofing
- We decorated all the windows, which we fitted with polished chrome heritage lockable fitches and sash lifts to complete the upgrade.
