the Bygone Symphony is a real ‘game changer in the authenticity of appearance offered by PVC
Following on from the regional meetings at the end of 2013, Friday saw the bygone installer network meet to discuss forthcoming industry challenges, software and web site updates and to unveil for the first time, the new, 2014 specification for Bygone Symphony windows.
Without his support in our formative years, Masterframe would not be here today, so Linda, my fellow directors and I, will be forever grateful and will miss his knowledge, guidance and friendship.
Transforming a detached Victorian house, with prominent window features like the downstairs bay, the windows had to look the part, be strong and blend in. Read more to find out what we did.
It appears that January isn’t necessarily just about austerity and getting a bargain on the cheap.
As manufacturers of sash windows, aesthetics has always played an important role in the design of our windows, because we want to make them identical to the single glazed originals, but as soon as you include a second layer of glass, the aesthetics change, they have too.
With many installers unaware of policy changes from government and home owners too scared to question the decisions of council planning department decisions, the “wishes” of the individual planner have normally been followed, irrespective of higher guidance.
Now Certass and BFRC have different "A" ratings, which will cause serious confusion with retail customers. We explain whats going on here.
Sash windows are generally square on the outside to fit the external brickwork and square on the inside, to fit the internal reveals. Whilst some frames are swept head, arched or curved there is a style that to date has been impossible for PVC producers to replicate, an arched sash infill but a square headed sash and frame internally.
