Restoration of windows and restoration of doors using traditional techniques restore the historical appearance of buildings, prolong the life of wooden structures and ensure compliance with the requirements of heritage protection. The work begins with a careful assessment, continues with the skilful repairs of craftsmen and ends with a documented survey confirming the quality of the restoration work done.

For what and to whom?

The services are intended for owners who want to preserve the original character of wooden windows and woodwork and increase the value of the building. Suitable especially for historical apartments, private houses, public buildings and objects protected by heritage. Designers, renovation companies and bodies responsible for cultural heritage who are looking for a reliable and documented approach will also benefit.

What approach will be applied?

For restoration traditional methods that respect wood and surface coatings will be applied: damaged parts will be repaired or replaced with a suitable wood variety, old glue work will be restored and surfaces will be treated with appropriate historical finishes. The aim is to achieve the widest possible range of original material preservation and only to make necessary and justified interventions.

Main steps

• Principal assessment of condition and matching with heritage protection;
• Structural repair: extinction of rotting or damaged parts and reconstruction with suitable wood;
• Sunday and seal specification, restoration of joints and mechanical reinforcement;
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  M to traditional restoration?

  Puitastern windows</st Traditional restoration offers a number of clear advantages:

  • Contains original material and building identity that increases the value of the property;
  • >Outstanding windows and doors improve energy efficiency and avoid complete replacement;
  • In accordance with the requirements of heritage protection and the documented process ensures the simplicity of the approval of projects;
  • The use of handicraft and traditional finishing tools ensures an aesthetic and durable result.

  What to do next?

  The approach starts with free initial consultation and situation assessment. On this basis, a specific work plan, timetable and price offer will be drawn up. In the course of the work, regular reports and final documentation will be provided to facilitate communication with the protection of heritage and to keep the budget under control.

  Choices will not be made by compromise at the expense of history and quality: dedicated crafts, well thought-out material choices and experience in the protection of heritage ensure that the restoration of wooden windows and woodwork restores the characteristics of the building and gives them a new lifespan.