Heartwood has just finished a window job with the perfect balance of contemporary and traditional design. The main uprights/mullions on the inside are moulded with the same mouldings copied from 16th century mullion windows, the opening and fixed sashes are more modern with a smaller ovollo moulding. The glazing panels are large sealed units with a high insulation value (argon gas filled k glass). The overall effect is a large glazed area creating alot of light in a large sitting room and the perfect marriage between modern and traditional.
If you are interested in designing original joinery with us, then please contact us with your ideas. We will be happy to help.
I would like to add my name to the many satisfied customers of Heartwood Construction and Joinery. In our case they constructed a complex solid oak stair case over three floors, with an extra landing. This complex construction was in an Oast House which does not know what a “straight line or right angle” is! So this was a very complex difficult construction. We were delighted with the outcome, which was finished to an extremely high standard, and fitted with minimal disruption. I certainly would recommend Heartwood where complex hand crafted skills are needed.
Peter Ward Booth, Buxted, East Sussex
Heartwood Construction shows a refreshing enthusiasm and a professional approach to the inevitable repairs that are required. The installation of a concealed steel (T / flitch plate) inside a prominent oak beam was completed with a minimum of fuss and no unsightly reminders. Chris Payne richly deserves his 2009 Sussex Heritage Trust Award for a competent and sympathetic approach to historic restoration.
P.Higgs, Mayfield