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Contemporary/Traditional Windows

Heartwood has just finished a window job with the perfect balance ofdetail of windows 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.                    

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If you are interested in designing original joinery with us, then please contact us with your ideas. We will be happy to help.

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Testimonials

“We have been delighted by the Oak Frame Pergola which you recently installed at our home. Your help with the design, together with your excellent workmanship, has given us a superb addition to our garden which has already attracted numerous compliments. We would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone seeking your Oak Framing expertise."

D.Pennock, Northiam

"We are extremely pleased with the superbly handmade windows and doors that Heartwood Construction made for our period home. Chris Payne has an understanding and feeling for old houses, with knowledge of their original construction that helps him to ensure that the joinery he creates will fit into and move with a property that will continue to develop over the years".

S.Bowles, Burwash, East Sussex