Heritage Joinery
Replica Windows for Grade II listed 16th century farmhouse
Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas & Period Properties in East Sussex
Our highly skilled team are experts in crafting fine architectural detailing and mouldings to match a property’s historic character.
Outside the home, we undertake careful servicing and repairs on windows, doors and porches, as well as manufacturing double-glazed replicas of casement and sash-windows.
We also offer a full Planning Service for period properties in East Sussex filing planning applications, pre-application advice and heritage statements via Eastbourne Borough, Wealden and Hastings County Councils.
Heritage Joinery Services
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Door and frame repairs
Servicing and re-weatherproofing
Hardware and door furniture upgrades
Traditional painted and Oak-framed porches
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Bespoke profiles to match existing patterns
Architrave, skirting, picture rails
Raised-fielded wall panelling
Decorative exterior fascia boards, corbels and detailing
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Guidance on navigating the conservation corridor
Listed Building consent
Full planning permission including technical layouts and elevational drawings
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Servicing, repairs and weatherproofing
Double-glazed replicas
Sliding-sash & casement
Lead-work, tiling and final decoration
Timber Sash Windows for a Victorian Hotel
“Barn Joinery are innovative and enthusiastic, with first-class attention to detail. Absolutely worth the money spent.”
Penny, Battle
Case Study: Greystone House
A Grade II Listed Building built in 1755 within the Eastbourne Town Plan Conservation Area; a coaching inn with a modern extension added in the 1900s and characterless front door.
The brief was to design & make a curved portico roof for the extension matching that of the original, and apply for Listed Building Consent from the local Council.
Works also included replacement double-glazed sliding sash windows to match the original. Spot the difference!
Templates and detailed cutting profiles were created based upon the existing portico; a custom steam former was also created for the curved roof.
The new curved portico seamlessly blends into the 18th Century architecture, blending the original and new additions into one building.
More Heritage Joinery…
Double-glazed windows for a Grade II Listed, 16th Century Farmhouse in Cuckmere.
Insulated Accoya front door and casement windows in South Downs National park.
Traditional double fronted door to match original pattern.
West Rocks Hotel, Eastbourne; replacement french doors and sash windows.
Restoration of a Georgian cut-string winding staircase, Wimbledon, London.