I have leaded windows (fanlights) at the front of my house and a georgian bar bay at the rear. It needs replacing, will it look ok if its replaced again with georgian bar as built or would clear glass be better than mixing and matching of the two styles?
Georgian bars & leaded windows
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personal choice really
i have a mid victorian terrace the front windows had been replace modern windows insted off the two sliding sashes upstairs in the front room
and the bay down stairs was extended to include the front door so i had leaded lights fitted on the top 1/3 above the openers
the rear windows are upvc as well but to match the original sashes are half and half without glazing bars or leaded lights
i have a mid victorian terrace the front windows had been replace modern windows insted off the two sliding sashes upstairs in the front room
and the bay down stairs was extended to include the front door so i had leaded lights fitted on the top 1/3 above the openers
the rear windows are upvc as well but to match the original sashes are half and half without glazing bars or leaded lights
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look at other houses in the road whatever is in keeping will be right
iff the windows look right and your happy then thats the right thing
the only other consideration is a conservation area or listed building need permission to change certain things
iff the windows look right and your happy then thats the right thing
the only other consideration is a conservation area or listed building need permission to change certain things
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