the window man

Doors and doorframes

Finished Product, Uncategorized

Lets add some photos of random doors we have recently made and installed.

new door to suit existing leadlight the client had given us. will be a top hung sliding door

door frame with double glazed side-lite
doorframe with double glazed sidelite

3 pairs of double doors with narrow reeded glass. the inactive doors have flushbolts. this job goes with arched doorframes and are installed in the old GPO office in central CBD of adelaide
narrow reeded toughened glass for rebated doors and flushbolts on inactive door panels

Shop front install, greenhill road. insurance job.
same greenhill road insurance job.

Right Angle Sliding door in cedar – INSTALLED

Finished Product, Uncategorized, Work in progress

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.

Right angle Sliding Door in Cedar

Uncategorized, Work in progress

This is going to be a very technically challenging job. This is a right angle sliding door – the opening panels meet at the corner. Once fully working, this frame is going to be disassembled, and ikea-like we will “flat pack” it to the install site. We then need to bring it all inside and rebuild the frame in the room. To make it harder we will need to notch the sill and head for steel posts that will meet. To re-build the frame the fixed panels need to be screwed from underneath – so once we assemble the main frame we need to raise it high enough to get underneath the frame and fit the panels in… then fit the frame…

it will all be double glazed after we fit it all (by us too).

Another day another bay window

Finished Product, Uncategorized, Work in progress

This is the 2nd bay window we have installed in the same complex in the last month.

the original frame had extensive wood rot and car bog. a whole strip was just a wad of old silicon to try stop the leaks.

original bull-nose sill was left in place as per strata’s request.