LISTED PROPERTY GLASS & GLAZING

Headley Hall Farm, W. Yorks (1589 - Grade I)

Removal, conservation, repair & restoration of 84 leaded lights

Headley Hall Farm, W. Yorks (Grade I)

Pre & post conservation and restoration of historic leaded light glazing

Mytholmroyd Farmhouse (Early C17th - Grade II*)

Removal of late C20th float glazed timber frames and replacement with cylinder glass leaded lights and metal opening casements

Mytholmroyd Farmhouse, W. Yorks (Grade II*)

New replacement hand-crafted leaded light windows in mouth-blown cylinder glass

Stanley Park House, Gloucestershire (Rebuilt 1850 - Grade II)

Pre and post works: Extensive repair, restoration, conservation and cleaning of Victorian stained glass laylight

Dallam Tower, Cumbria (1722 - Grade I)

Pre and post works; restoration and conservation of historic leaded light glazing including replacement forge manufactured opening casements

Standen Hall, Clitheroe (Rebuilt 1757 - Grade II *)

Pre and post works: Production and installation of new hand-crafted leaded light glazing as part of major re-ordering

Tarnwater, Cumbria (1699 - Grade II)

Restoration & conservation of historic leaded light glazing and metal opening casements

Martholme Gatehouse, Lancashire (1561 - Grade II*)

Production and installation of Elizabethan period reticulated leaded light glazing executed in French cylinder glass

HERITAGE AND LISTED PROPERTY GLASS AND GLAZING

As heritage and listed property glass specialists, much of Lightworks restoration and conservation work is carried out on the listed property glass and glazing of historic buildings. With over two decades of experience within the heritage/listed property glazing sector, the company works closely with clients/custodians, architects and conservation officers to ensure the most suitable and sympathetic approach to intervention and use of materials is employed. This might be a simple matter of undertaking insitu repairs, removing and reapplying perimeter pointing or freeing up and re-decorating opening casement frames. In the case of severe damage or the partial/complete structural failure of listed property glass, its removal may be required for more extensive studio based intervention.

Mouth-blown cylinder glass is sourced from Germany (Lamberts), and France (St. Just Glass) specifically for use in historic glazing applications. Alongside this, Lightworks have built longstanding relationships with a number of trusted specialist metalworking and joinery contractors. For the supply of new traditional opening casements, the firm regularly specifies opening casements manufactured by The Cotswold Casement Company.

Lightworks offer a full range of specialist glass and glazing services to listed property owners and historic building custodians including:

  • Remedial/insitu repairs on-site
  • Full studio based repair, restoration & conservation
  • Design, production & installation of new leaded and stained glass schemes
  • Internal secondary glazing systems
  • Condition & conservation assessments & reports
  • Refurbishment/replacement of metal casement frames and openers