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Georgian Greenhouse
Inspired by a traditional Georgian walled garden greenhouse.
Angles were key on this project, and as we couldn’t source original Georgian brackets to fit, we designed some to suit and allow for the pitch we needed. The brackets were cast traditionally using pressed sand and powder coated in white.
Whilst we ensured that it was traditional in style for example being single glazed, it also has plenty of modern feature to ensure low maintenance. Made in Accoya, with powered vents to the roof and projection hinges on the doors which allow for 180 degrees opening. It also features powder coated aluminium capping system and self-clean coating to the roof glass.
We are so proud of the finished building and importantly the customers love spending time in it.
Our past projects
NEW ENGLAND STYLE IN BLAKNEY
Taking their insperation from New England it was a pleasure to work on this project.
The garage doors, spiral balance sliding sash windows and french doors were all made in Accoya, which is designed for its superior stability and durability. Whilst the external gates were made in Iroko to allow them to weather to stunning grey/silver tones.
Internally we designed a beautiful cut string staircase with continuous handrail and also supplied all the rustic panelling, balcony balustrading and radiator covers.
It was a delight to bring the customers visions to life through our joinery.
multi-plot project
It was a pleasure to work with Rutland Builders on this 10 plot project.
We have manufactured and supplied a range of part Q compliant traditional pattern flush casement windows, bifold doors, french doors and single doors as required for the individual plots.
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Beautiful skyline captured the other evening overlooking the site of our forthcoming workshops. Couldn't help but take a moment to reflect on the journey that has brought us to this point and be excited for what lies ahead.
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