Date: September 2012
Range: Traditional Sash Window
Products: 1 Traditional Sash Window for
kitchen finished in off-white
History
of property:
Mrs. Anderson explains; “The house was
built in 1903 by a farmer who used the furthest part of his land as his
retirement property. It is brick built and although pre-Lutyens has many of the
features found in his work. It stands about 200 yards from the village Church,
although the main part of the village is about ½ a mile away.” Colchester is one of England’s oldest
towns, pre-dating the Roman camp for which it was named. It is growing rapidly
at present as it has a good rail service into London. Mrs Anderson’s property
is not in a conservation area itself but there is one very close by.
Reasons for needing to replace kitchen window: Mrs. Anderson enlightens us on why she felt
the need to change her window. “I wanted to replace my original kitchen windows for two
reasons – firstly because although they were still sound they were too heavy
for me to open and close, and secondly to improve insulation in the winter –
the kitchen faces north across a valley.”
One traditional sash window was installed with Astragal
Squares and an Off White Finish, to complement the windows already present in
the house Timber Windows also trimmed and fashioned the timber.
Reasons
for choosing Timber Windows of Fornham: Mrs. Anderson visited
the showroom in Fornham in July after hearing about the company from her son,
she describes the reason why she chose us to carry out her installation; “I was happy with what I saw when I came to your showroom, and
the receptionist was friendly and helpful. I heard about your showroom from my
son who lives in Chimney Mills- two or three miles away from you.”
Testimonial:
“I was very happy
with the installation – your fitters were good workmen who coped admirably in a
fairly difficult to access part of the kitchen and were pleasant and not
demanding. I would be happy to recommend your product and your company to
anyone.”
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