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sash window

Postby neilymog » Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:05 pm

Just some pics of a new box sash made by a good friend of mine. He's busy making the sashes as we speak. I've got to re-cover the poly tunnel after the windy winter.


there is a WIP thread on the other side this is after he fell off the ladder.

I'm responsible for the lime mortar pointing. Much better than cement on these old properties.

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Re: sash window

Postby Meccarroll » Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:31 pm

I love these old sash windows, I've made a few and repaired a lot over the years. They will last 100 years or more if taken care of, I doubt you will see any Upvc windows lasting any where near half that!

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Re: sash window

Postby tusses » Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:38 pm

Old Speckled Hen in the workshop !
Mind your fingers !

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Re: sash window

Postby neilymog » Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:56 pm

tusses wrote:Old Speckled Hen in the workshop !
Mind your fingers !


After the shift. I happen to like old speckeldy hen. :D

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Re: sash window

Postby neilymog » Sun Feb 28, 2016 3:05 pm

Meccarroll wrote:I love these old sash windows, I've made a few and repaired a lot over the years. They will last 100 years or more if taken care of, I doubt you will see any Upvc windows lasting any where near half that!


The joinery in the box is really practical. The joinery on the sash is bombproof. It strikes me as odd that you don't see many timber window manufacturers knocking on your door on a Sunday afternoon. Yet the PVC mob are in your face constantly. Stack it high, sell it cheap.


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