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An architrave is the decorative moulding that frames a window or door opening, covering the joint between the frame and the wall.
In period properties, architraves are often substantial and finely detailed-reflecting Georgian, Victorian, or Edwardian styles-and contribute significantly to a room’s architectural character.
During window restoration, preserving or faithfully replicating original architraves is essential for maintaining historic integrity, especially in Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas.
Draught-Proofing
Draught-proofing (sash windows) involves sealing the moving sash gaps to stop cold air from entering while enhancing heat retention and […]
Fixed window
A fixed window serves as a stationary glazed panel which allows maximum sunlight entry while providing expansive view access but […]
Listed building
The United Kingdom protects special architectural and historic structures through formal recognition as Listed buildings which receive legal protection. The […]
