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JMB2012

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We live in a 1930s house with all original front door, door frame and leaded lights. They are not in too bad condition but they are tired looking and I want them to look beautiful and smart. I would also like to increase the insulation by getting the glass encapsulated in new timber frame double glazed units, putting insulation board on the inside walls and re-plastering, and of course renovating the door itself with a new paint job, filling in old lock holes and smart new door furniture.


Has anyone done this locally and could you recommend someone who might take on the job? I think we are maybe looking at more than one trades person. My main focus is the front door itself and the leaded lights.


Any suggestions?


Many thanks.


Jo

Art with Glass in Crystal Palace. Have used Vince before to provide two new stained glass panels to our design and he currently carrying out repairs to stained glass in our new house. can repair, replace and also sandwich into double glazing.

www.artwithglass.co.uk

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