White uPVC Windows with Stained Glass Renovation

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This was one of the windows that had to be replaced in this project. As you can see there is Stained glass in both top & bottom lights. All of this glass was carefully removed & temporary glass was installed while the repairs took place. There were three windows the same as this one. To see pictures of the stained glass click here. An arched window is always a worry when it is has to be removed as you have no idea how the arch is constructed. When we removed this frame it was like an operation, done very carefully. The arch was still intact with the old frame removed & we are now checking the measurements. to see the Stained Glass click here. The external view of the installed arched window, it was a perfect fit. Here is the internal view, you can see the effect of the arched Stained Glass panel. This is the Bay that was below the Arched window in the picture above. It had it's own roof which was supported by a large timber framework, so there was no support needed. However, there was quite a lot of re-plastering to do internally as the ceiling laths were nailed to the top of the old frame & it did cause some internal damage. The two frames installed on the left hand side of the house. The top window was rendered in to match the original house rendering & then painted. The customer did not have to call in exterior decorators to finish off the installations, Clayton Carpentry will do all of this work & customers are asked if they would like exterior decorations completed. A view from the inside of one of the Bay windows, all Stained glass matching. Completed project, all external & internal work completed as promised.

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