Glass

Georgian bars

Key features:

Internally fitted Georgian bars (fixed within the glass unit cavity) which prevents all the maintenance of cleaning & prevents bars being damaged

Available in sizes of 18mm & 25mm as required

Available in White & Brown colour as standard. Special colour available on request

Splits the glass sight lines such that each Georgian box looks like a separate glass

Square Leaded

Key features:

Fitted internally & externally of the outside pane of your glass unit as standard

Available in sizes of 9mm & 12mm as required

Available in Black & Silver colour as standard

Can be adjusted in various box sizes to match existing or specifications

Diamond leaded

Key features:

Fitted internally & externally of the outside pane of your glass unit as standard

Available in sizes of 9mm & 12mm as required

Available in Black & Silver colour as standard

Gives diamond like shapes on your glass sight lines to enhance the aesthetics of your windows

Can be adjusted in various configurations to match existing or specifications

Silver Georgian Bars

Key features:

Internally fitted slim Georgian bars (fixed within the glass unit cavity) which prevents all the maintenance of cleaning & prevents bars being damaged

Fitted on 4 sides from a certain distance from the edge of glass unit (normally 50mm)

Available in size of 9mm

Available in Polish Chrome & Gold finish

Gives a great look to your windows especially in case of having bigger glass sight lines

Astragal Georgian Bars

Key features:

It’s a combination of duplex bars fitted internally (within the glass unit cavity) and face fix bars fitted on the outside of glass unit in line with duplex bars

Mainly fitted on sash windows in listed buildings to retain the tradition look and match specifications

Available in White colour as standard

In other words, Astragal bars are applied to one single piece of glazing but gives the effect of multiple panes of glass

Bevelled

Key features:

Bevelled glass designs look both modern and classic at the same time

Iconic diamond bevels are a popular choice but we have a wide choice of bevels to choose from

More intricate designs can be created of bevel glass featuring a mix of shapes & colours to suit your specifications

Design / Coloured lead

Key features:

Designed lead work is often used to create traditional stained glass window effect

It looks stunning when the design is run across the a series of glass panes such as on Front elevation Bay windows and Conservatory

Coloured glass flowers look beautiful & classic. When outlined with lead work it creates a modern geometric pattern which adds a real touch to the show of your property

Be it any type of coloured lead design, coloured glass in your door can really add to the character of your home and creates a real appealing entrance

Coloured lead design is cost effective option to replace the stained glass and yet attain the same look as your chosen traditional stained glass design

Etched Glass

Key features:

Etched glass is an excellent decorative glass product and it is ideal for traditional door designs and even modern contemporary projects

It’s a classic style of art glass that gives your truly amazing effect without obstructions minimal amount of light through your glass

Bespoke Etched Glass patterns can be created featuring your own family crest or your favourite tree

Decorative glass with Etched designs can be a perfect choice for your bathroom doors, for text & numbers on door glass for panels above the door

Obscure glass designs

Our Pilkington Texture obscure glass range will allow you privacy, style without obstructing any natural light entering your rooms.

Our obscure glass patterns allow maximum light in, while maintaining your privacy and forms an attractive decorative feature itself

Key features:

Five privacy levels are available: Level 1 (least obscurity) to 5 (greatest obscurity)

Wide choice of both modern & contemporary designs

Suitable for both double glazed windows & doors

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