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Fixing Rotten Sash Windows

Hi Our wooden sash windows have got some rotten bits. Am hoping that it is a question of repairing rather than replacing. Has anyone got any suggestions of a good local firm that could do this?

Christine Mulligan ● 2149d8 Comments

Useful, but the thread is two and a half years old.

N V Brooks ● 1233d

I know a company that can help you with this. They specialize in sash window repair. You can start your acquaintance with them from the article, which describes how to properly repair rotten window frames - https://chameleon-decorators.co.uk/rotten-wooden-window-frames/

Issac Alarcon ● 1233d

Yes John,I still have it after 2 moves. I have changed how i use it as in the current house it is now 3 separate pieces of furniture. But still a great quality piece. Hoping all is well with you.Peter

Peter Chadburn ● 2124d

I Remember it well Pete, it was a unit for your audio or AV gear and built, I think in ash. I remember we nicknamed it Pete's power station on the workshop. All best. John

John Perkins ● 2134d

I would recommend John Perkins as he is a high quality craftsman. He built a unIt for me many years ago that is now my oldest piece of furniture.

Peter Chadburn ● 2135d

Thanks for all your replies. Have something in hand now to sort the problem.

Christine Mulligan ● 2142d

I run a small Ealing based business that repairs sash windows in the Ealing area. You can find me by searching sash window repairs Ealing on Google and my business is sash windows services Montague Road W13. Otherwise you could just check my website www.thesashmaster.com

John Perkins ● 2148d

How rotten? I've managed to prolong the life of some of my windows with wood filler.

Andy Jones ● 2148d