Elegance Restored: Traditional Sash Windows

Location: Belper, Derbyshire

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In the charming town of Belper, Derbyshire, a recent project by Boam Joinery has brought a touch of classic elegance to a local residence. Specialising in traditional joinery and carpentry, our team was tasked with supplying and fitting traditional box sash windows, a feature that not only enhances the aesthetic charm of the property but also pays homage to the rich architectural heritage of the area.

The project involved the meticulous installation of slim heritage double glazing on these box sash windows. This choice was deliberate; it provides the modern benefits of double glazing, such as improved thermal efficiency and noise reduction, while maintaining the classic appearance of traditional single-glazed windows. This duality of function and form is a cornerstone of our approach at Boam Joinery – we believe in preserving the historical character of buildings while ensuring they meet contemporary living standards.

Our team employed putty in the installation process, a nod to the classic methods used in historic window fittings. This detail, though small, plays a significant role in maintaining the authentic look that is often lost in modern renovations. It's these nuances that set our work apart, ensuring that every window we fit is not just a fixture, but a testament to the craft of traditional joinery.

Belper, known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes, deserves nothing less than this respectful approach to conservation and restoration. Our commitment to honouring the architectural integrity of the area is evident in every sash window we fit. We understand that each building has its own story, and our role is to enhance it, not overwrite it.

In conclusion, the project in Belper is a prime example of how traditional craftsmanship can be seamlessly integrated with modern needs. At Boam Joinery, we take pride in our work, not for the sake of boasting, but because we are passionate about preserving the beauty and heritage of Derbyshire's buildings. This project is just one of the many ways we aim to contribute to the conservation and enhancement of our local architectural landscape, one window at a time.