Salisbury Joinery has hand-crafted heritage windows and traditional doors for listed properties and conservation areas for over 40 years. Many properties we have supplied to include those of special historic and architectural interest.
We offer exact-match replacement of windows and doors for listed buildings, period properties and homes in conservation areas and have considerable experience working on renovation projects across London and the South, from smaller projects to grand property renovations.
Windows & Doors for Listed Buildings & Conservation Areas
Finely crafted from the highest quality timber our windows and doors are designed to perfectly match the original character of period properties. We offer bespoke heritage designs from traditional box sash and casement windows to beautiful internal and external doors in a range of timbers. Individual tailoring can include precision mouldings, beading, period style ironmongery and historic glass for accurate authenticity.
Heritage windows combine elegant period design with modern day high-performance, enabling sympathetic and beneficial replacement of original windows in sensitive properties. Our slimline double glazing has all the appearance of authentic single glazing along with much improved energy performance.
Our Heritage range includes:
Customer Support:
Our involvement in conservation projects over many years has given us a thorough understanding of the planning approval process for listed and conservation properties, so whilst planning approval is never certain, we can equip you with everything required to maximise the chances of success. Our support package includes:
For further information and advice, please contact our experienced sales team on 01722 337040.
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