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Essex
Flush Casement Windows
Through the generations
Some 12 years ago, this north Essex village cottage was treated to new windows from Timber Windows by owners, Mr & Mrs Lockwood.
Having purchased the 400-year-old cottage around the turn of the century, the Lockwood’s embarked on a thorough renovation project to return it to its former glory.
“Knowing we were planning to take the house back to its original glory, picking the right windows was a crucial decision.”
“The house had been spoilt by ‘being updated’ Mr Lockwood explains, we purchased a timber frame property that had original plasterwork, yet all this beauty had been masked by layers of cement and the addition of uPVC windows.”
Flush casement windows finished in ‘White’, with 27mm astragal glazing bars and manufactured in Engineered Meranti Hardwood
Great advice, quality products
Back in 2008 when the couple decided it was time to replace the windows, as with the rest of their project, they conducted thorough research,
“we shortlisted a few companies, and invited them round to quote. We found it an easy choice to go with Timber Windows, as we found that the representative really listened to what we were trying to achieve, gave great advice and demonstrated that the quality was fantastic.”
The structure in the 1920s.
Professional and friendly
The owners are as happy today as they were 12 years ago, stating
“they are great quality and very low maintenance. The fitters were professional and friendly; we still say how great they were and made the job so much easier.”
“They look as good today, as the day they went in”
