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The Conservation Range 2

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  Reproduced large inline sash being painted      

Reproduced large inline sash being painted

The first steps of the Turner project were to carefully remove the key panels for copying and then remove the remainder without anybody getting hurt!

Sash boxes being made ready for an orangery

       Sash boxes being made ready for an orangery  
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  The cartwheel panels to run around the conservatory gantry being carefully copied      

The cartwheel panels to run around the
conservatory gantry being carefully copied

All of our roofs are made up in the factory to establish their integrity and enable accurate measurements to be taken. All frames and joists have three coats of Sikkens micro porous paint applied prior to going out with a final coat on site when finished. As the original roof had lead strips covering the capping we decided to use our maintenance-free white aluminium caps to hold the glass in place and create a watertight seal.

The made up roof being measured for
double-glazed sealed units and roof vents

       The made up roof being measured for double-glazed sealed units and roof vents  
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  The site is cleared and ready: notice the existing heating pipes on the back wall      

The site is cleared and ready: notice the
existing heating pipes on the back wall

Once the main frame had been installed and the roof fitted and glazed, attention focused on making the window sashes and door to complete the structure.

The outer frames and roof in place

       The outer frames and roof in place  
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