Before and after our restoration
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Usually, we will remove the individual stained glass panels, return them to the shop, and disassemble each section.
Individual glass pieces are restored, repainted, or replicated if necessary, kiln fired, and then the entire panel is releaded with the addition of new support bars.
We can furnish new frames for your old windows. Frames for double glazing specially designed for your window openings will insure proper insulation values and allow ease of opening in ventilator sections.
The wonderful opalescent leaded glass windows that are found in so many urban Victorian homes can be easily and lovingly restored. We have ample stock and resources for the glass and lead cames required for accurate recreations.
These illustrations are windows often found in stairwells or entrance door sidelights.
Our method of window protection brings the exterior protective glazing closer to the stained glass, allowing for better insulation. The architectural detail of the gothic tracery is left uncovered to be admired. The stained glass becomes more visible and less reflective than the other less satisfactory common installation.
Our basket screens can be made in new frame work or to fit any existing frame. They can be built to allow opening of any ventilator like the center pivot type shown here, or a ventilator that is hinged at top or bottom.
The common method of exterior glazing protection is easier to install but less satisfactory in appearance.