Transforming Aesthetics With Windows, Doors & Cladding
We completely changed the aesthetics of the property without making the house seem entirely different. We achieved this by removing the outdated looking Cotswold stone. This was then replaced with modern shiplap cladding. This runs down one side of the property and gives it a modern edge. The cladding is white to match the windows and door we fitted for the customer too.
The new double glazed windows that were fitted were white chamfered and constructed out of robust and durable uPVC. This allowed us to fit large spans of glazing for the maximum amount of natural light exposure. This was important for the client as they wanted to enhance their rooms inside naturally.
The final things we replaced were the doors. Our team installed a uPVC fully glazed door as well as a stunning composite door. The uPVC door features a side panel along with a mid-rail including a letterbox and a top tickle vent. This allows air to ventilate into the porch area and reduces the risk of condensation and mould growth. The internal side panel next to the composite door is opaque glass with a mid-rail.
The composite door is internally featuring a brown wood effect and an oval shape that was filled with decorative glazing. This particular installation is known as a Rockdoor Montana Libra. These installations are known for their strength, durability, security and thermal performance. All of these installations put together look fantastic. Our client was delighted when they saw their new home and were proud to show it off too.
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