New Casements & Restoration

We are able to supply new metal casement windows for extension or modification to heritage properties and we can also restore and repair existing windows.

New casements are made to sit alongside the originals, and restored windows often go back in with repaired leaded lights or restored stained glass in place.

Metal casement windows in a stone mullion surround by Art In Glass Peterborough

If You Think Your Metal Casement Window May Be Beyond Repair

Don't despair, you'll be amazed at what we are able to restore. Contact us to arrange a complimentary site visit, where we will be able to let you know in detail what can be done for your window.

How We Restore Metal Casements

Every window goes through two stages: putting right what is wrong, then protecting it for the future.

Arrange a complimentary visit

We'll remedy the problems by:

  1. Shot-blasting back to the base material

  2. Replacing damaged material to match the original

  3. Re-machining of all fixing points and hinges

  4. Straightening and adjusting the opening operation

  5. Polishing and restoration of any window furniture

Then, protect it for the future with:

  1. Corrosion protection

  2. Polyester powder coating or hand painting

  3. Re-assembly and adjustment

  4. Glazing and installation

Row of leaded metal casement windows in a stone cottage wall, Art In Glass Peterborough

Windows That Open, Close & Last

Once restored, re-glazed and reinstalled, your casements keep the slim sightlines that make metal windows right for heritage homes. See more finished windows in our gallery.

Ask about your casement windows

Call Us Now for a Free Quote

Send us a few details or photos of your metal casement windows and we will arrange a complimentary site visit.

Rose stained glass detail in an opening metal casement window, Art In Glass Peterborough