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Hi all, I live in a 1910s building which has some beautiful old casement windows in varying states of disrepair. I've posted about these previously. Is there anyone on this board that lives around South East London that might be able to come and repair some of these (paid work, not asking for...

You can see from the link above that we have two openers on our bay which is fine - and you can see the original design there. I'm quite happy to keep the shape we have now to be honest, we just can't afford 6-10k right now to make them all perfect (Although I would love to!!) Sent from my...

Hi guys, thanks so much for these responses and yes Mike I will definitely pm you. I need to read all this carefully but in the meantime, you can see the other windows here https://www.dropbox.com/sh/82y2jlgx124i ... BPQua?dl=0 To be honest I think proper refurbs are way out of my skill set...

Hi mike, thank you. I have something similar set up at the moment with battens and some plastic sheeting. (The windows don't open anyway because that bottom part has been replaced). I guess I can leave it like that over the winter. As a follow up, bearing in mind I have littke skill in this...

Hi robin, that's great - will check it out. I guess the main thing for me is where the filler goes and what the shaping of it needs to do, just to do a patch job (see my first message) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi guys, very useful stuff - thank you! As I say I'd like to get them redone properly next year but can't afford it for now, and I think the steps above are a bit over my head currently. I'll try to find someone who really knows their onions. In the meantime do you have any suggestions for a...

Hi all, I'm a fairly new woodworker so be gentle! I've recently bought a flat, a conversion from an Edwardian vicarage. it has the most beautiful casement windows with fanlights (about 10 pairs), but they're not in great condition. There's quite a lot of rot and the previous owner did some...