Face-applied vs Solid Glazing Bars. What is best?
In this blog we explore the role of glazing bars in window design and the merits of traditional solid bars or modern face-applied bars.
Entrance Doors Certified to PAS24:2016
Salisbury Joinery is pleased to announce that, following rigorous independent tests, we now offer a...
What is the secret of choosing a residential staircase design?
Far from being simply a way to transition between different areas in a residential property, a...
Large PAS24 Sash Windows Fully Certified
Following stringent independent tests, Salisbury Joinery, is believed to offer the largest...
Sash Windows Certified to Latest PAS24 Security Standard
Salisbury Joinery is delighted to announce that our high-performance Box Sash Windows have been...
Salisbury Joinery Creates the Right Impression
Salisbury Joinery is celebrating its 45th year anniversary with the introduction of an impressive...
A Look At Victorian Window & Door Design
Victorian architecture originates from a series of architectural revival styles in the middle to...
Exploring Edwardian Window & Door Design
Edwardian windows and doors belong to the Edwardian architectural era that was prevalent during the...
Opening Up Living Areas in Style with French Doors
French doors are defined as a pair of doors with glass panes extending for most their length. In...
Improved weather performance of Box Sash Windows
The effects of recent storms and severe weather in the UK makes you wonder whether our homes are...
Replacing windows or doors in a listed building or conservation area
Many historic buildings feature original heritage windows and doors that have survived for...
How to Clean and Maintain Timber Doors and Windows
Timber is one of the most beautiful and flexible, natural materials in existence. For centuries it...Does my bespoke joinery need a FENSA certificate?
When you install new windows or doors within a residential property, you need to ensure that they...
Does my joinery have to be CE marked?
When sourcing joinery products for a project, you’ll want to ensure that they are not only of the...
Choosing the best paint for joinery and window frames
All property developments require a range of joinery to help turn them from an empty shell into a...
Building regulations for bespoke joinery for residential properties
The UK’s building regulations are some of the most complex in the world. They dictate the minimum...
Guide to choosing the right internal and external bespoke doors
Doors have many different roles and functions to play - from security and safety, to aiding noise...
What are casement windows?
Windows are a key feature in any property and one that can greatly impact on the appearance and...
Parts of a staircase explained
A staircase is a core architectural design feature that sits at the heart of a property. While...
Parts of a door explained
Doors form a vital part of the make-up of any property. Most homes and buildings will feature...
Parts of casement and sash windows explained
There is a lot to think about when it comes to choosing windows for a property. They must operate...
What timbers can be used for joinery?
Choosing the right timber
Choose the right timber for your window, door and staircase joinery is...
Why should you use Accoya wood for windows and doors?
There are many decisions that need to be made when it comes to developing a residential property....
Part Q regulations for Joinery - Frequently Asked Questions
Many questions surround the regulations affecting Joinery, particularly Part Q. Answers to these...
Traditional door and window design for prime country residences
Buying a period property within an idyllic country setting is the dream of many home buyers and...
What are sash windows?
One of the most recognisable and iconic styles in interior design, which has stood the test of time...