The Window Works (Middlesex) Reviews
Newest Review: ... rope wheel at the top, a brass casement catch, two brass safety window locks and two brass handles for lifting up the bottom sash. Discrete white brushes line the edges of the windows for extra draught-proofing. Each window consists of double glazed units, and as the windows were bespoke I could choose any combination of single panes, double panes, different widths, etc. They were prepared to make up whatever I designed. There was a book of previous installations that I was allowed to look through for inspiration. I was also given the choice of visiting these properties and speaking with the owners. I had a choice of a white or a natu... more
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The Window Works (Middlesex): Traditional wooden windows (769 words)by - written on 29/07/10 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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Over the past 6 years, I have saved up hard to replace the cheap plastic windows in my Victorian house with lovely traditional box sash windows. Although this is expensive, the pleasure of seeing my house get its character back, and having windows that slide smoothly up and down is worth the cost. I did a lot of research before investing the money in my windows, and after personal recommendations and visits I decided on the Window Works, based in Uxbridge, Middlesex and installing windows nationwide. ~~The Windows~~ The windows that I ordered from my house were traditional box sash windows, ranging from very large bay windows to smaller bedroom windows. ... Read the complete review
