Original frame had extensive woodrot. My phone was blurry from all the sawdust so many of the photos are just not good enough to bother posting.
corner fixed/doorframe was also replaced and the old door and security door rehung. all grey glass and western red cedar
We make a lot of flyscreens – for both the new windows we are making, and for existing windows that need them. (We also make them in aluminium, and security screens).
For some reason, there must be a lack of joineries interstate – we are shipping more and more screens to places like NSW and VIC recently.
Here are 2 recent jobs where we replaced steelframe windows with aluminium framing… one job is PART REMOVAL of the steel frame – we cut all the bars, sashes, glass out – but keep the perimeter steel frame in the wall. New windows slide into the opening and are clad both sides with trim. The other job is a complete removal of the steel frame window.
Yesterday we installed 2x boxframed windows into prepared openings for us. New linings, bullnose sills and arcatraves (to match existing) on the inside, and quad on the outside with foam seal against the brickwork.
16mm double glazed, and with weights ropes and pulleys.
And the day prior we fitted these 2 cedar windows (total removal of existing).
New cedar double glazed arched frame installed into a prepared opening. Client will redo final outside brickline and the inside finish. was originally a rollershutter . Installed today.
Just preparing this bifold. Once we have it working, we will dismantle it all and the main perimeter frame will be packed up for transport. the builder will re-assemble on site like an IKEA pack
inside view, again final adjustments need to be made once installed and made square and not bowed in the head anywhere. doorstops are OFF on this photo.
A lovely little fixed lite window with 6.38 grey laminate glass, ready for pick up at our factory.
Lets add some photos of random doors we have recently made and installed.
The title is pretty self explanatory.
Can you see the steel posts just inside the frame – on both sides? this meant on-site notching of the sliding sill and head to suit, and then cladding the entire beam in cedar to blend/match.
That post next to the sliding door panel is the steel beam. it has been clad in cedar, and you can see the Kapur sill has also been patched/reblocked to look seemless. (the post is slightly wet from wiping the woodglue down).
The double-glazed panels ranged from 70-115kilograms.
THE WINDOW MAN 