Glazing Process

2. SANDBLASTING
Following on from a successful frame raising and encapsulation system installation, the majority of clients will then have their oak frame sandblasted. This needs to be done two weeks after the structure has been made watertight (ie: roof/walls finish or temporarily covered) so that the oak frame is adequately dried, but before the glazing is installed.
In the meantime, we will have pre-ordered the glass, dried-oak cover boards and any other components required to do the glazing. We can also commission our joiner to start fabricating any oak doors or windows, presuming final floor heights have been signed off.

4. INSTALLATION of Joinery
Where possible, we will always try to install any wooden/aluminium joinery (doors, bifolds and windows) at the same time as the fixed glazing. This is subject to final floor heights having been signed off before our oak frame has been installed.
If this is not possible, we will return at a later date once our joiner/supplier has fabricated the joinery and install.
Once complete, your glazed oak frame will be ready for you to enjoy.