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This reuse rather than the building industry’s default of
recycling old metal offered the client significant cost
savings and helped maintain the integrity of a truly
historic complex which dates back to the end of the 17th
century.
The scope of ASWS’s work also included the repair and
polishing of all the original ironmongery, in-situ decoration and re-glazing with 4mm thick heritage glass. The
replacement glass was completed with mastic fronting
to replicate the appearance of traditional aesthetic of
puttying in glass.
The Steel Window Association offers UK wide coverage
with member companies able to carry out the full range
of contracts from the repair and restoration of heritage
windows through to the installation of major fenestration
packages in contemporary commercial, residential and
other types of developments.
For further information on the Steel Window Association
or if you’re interested in becoming a member, please visit
www.steel-window-association.co.uk
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