Timber Shopfronts
Traditional timber frontages can often benefit from a considered mix of retained joinery, local repairs and new components.

Timber Shopfronts — put right or renew timber frontage sections while glazing, with the installation method, protection and finishing details planned.
The assessment records mouldings, glazing rebates and weather-exposed joints before deciding what can remain. Extensive decay or an unsuitable original assembly may justify a larger replacement.
The detail that matters
Can new joinery follow the original mouldings?
Existing details can inform the design, with the final profiles and finish agreed against the condition of the frontage.
Before the work
is agreed.
Can new joinery follow the original mouldings?
Existing details can inform the design, with the final profiles and finish agreed against the condition of the frontage.
Does damaged timber mean replacing the entire shopfront?
Not necessarily. The extent and position of deterioration determine whether a local repair is a sound option.
What should I include in this enquiry?
Send the postcode, photographs showing the full pane and its supports, and any product markings or drawings. Describe the use of the glass, floor level and restrictions on delivery or handling.
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