Case Study Category: Aluminium
The Project
Mr & Mrs Lilley had moved to an old church house just outside the Somerset town of Shepton Mallett. The property featured stone mullions in the windows and was suffering from water ingress both through the stone and through the existing aluminium window frames.
They wanted to keep or increase the amount of light in the property by using slimline profiles to maximise the glass area. Having visited the Panoramic showroom, Mr & Mrs Lilley considered Crittall steel Homelight windows and, on our recommendation, Slimline aluminium alternatives.
Replacement Of Aluminium Windows With Crittall Homelight Windows
The Project
Our customer had bought a 1930’s property in Watchet in Somerset with extensive views of the coastline and Exmoor. The existing windows in the property were not in keeping with the decor and the customer was very keen to enhance the property’s period features. They wanted to steel windows in a style similar to what would have been in place when it was built and we had just the thing.
Modern, Contemporary Terrace Featuring Aluminium Windows And Doors
The Project
Working with existing customer Annexe, Panoramic was asked to look at the requirements for doors and windows for a new project in Bath. The proposed modern take on a Bath Terrace featured four 3-storey properties with a fifth detached apartment overlooking the beautiful Lyncombe Valley towards Combe Down. The Developer wanted to utilise natural light by maximising glass area and making the most of the stunning views to the rear of the property.
Design, Manufacture And Installation Of Crittall Homelight Windows And Slimline Aluminium Doors
The Project
The owners of this beautiful stone farmhouse in North Somerset wanted to replace their old steel Crittall windows with modern equivalents while maintaining the character and visual appeal of the property. The home is a listed building in a conservation area and the owners contacted the local council to put apply for permission. At the same time they contacted Panoramic for advice and guidance on finding the right products for their project.
Panoramic were able to help the client with all the required technical drawings and information and worked with them and the Council’s Conservation Officer, to produce windows and doors that met both the council’s and the clients exacting requirements.
The Project
The time had come for the Hardings to give their lovely detached home a little lift. Their home benefits from a stunning pastoral view over the rolling fields towards a tree capped hill in the distance. The existing windows were timber and no longer performing efficiently. However, it was essential that the 19 new windows had as much glass as possible without being excessive in price.
The Project
Our customer was carrying out extensive works on his detached property in South Gloucestershire including the building of an extension to create more space and light for this family home. Panoramic were asked to design and install windows and doors both for the extension and the main house. The customer chose a particular RAL colour which fitted in with the design and aesthetic of the new extension.