Monday, 10 September 2012

greenteQ Viper Bi-Part

greenteQ Viper Bi-Part, well that's what it says in the catalogue!

Came across this image this morning, whilst looking for something else,
so as it's a while since I was here, thought I would post it up.


The one at the top is all that can be got now - the next one down is what they 
needed to be, so with a little time and patience, this is the result. 

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Tuesday, 7 August 2012

Stainless Keeps and some Brass Work.

Another Stainless job and some Brass parts.

The keeps are copies of an older type, used with the
catch shown on a re-furb job.


The brass domes are Crittall Door Hinge Bearings and
the brass screws are part of 700 that were reduced in size
to 7mm long.
Concern about breaking the glass, I believe was the reason.



Tuesday, 31 July 2012

Stainless Steel Keeps.

For the last few days, it's been Stainless Steel week!

Everything I'm on at the moment, is in Stainless, so as it is some
time since I was here last, here's a shot of the latest two.

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Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Crittall B50 parts.

Crittall not only made Steel Windows, they also made a lot
of aluminium ones, as well. 
One of the most common ones was the B50 Series.

This is an original keep and a replacement part, machined from solid.

Below are a couple of shots of the Crittall Pivot, from the B50 range.
The original ones are now of an age that they are starting to fail, as the
core element was ferrous and has corroded.
The replica that we make has a Stainless Steel core, so should last the
lifetime of the window.



There is also a complex handle mechanism but to date, we have
not made any replacements.

I'm sure that time will come.

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Friday, 29 June 2012

Grorud Pivot G 2450S

Quite often, someone will be looking for and item and stocks are
low or gone completely and on opening the catalogue, you see this.
Items marked Discontinued, Unavailable,Obsolete!



As some items are a unique shape or operate in a certain way, it is
often difficult to convert to something else, without a great deal of work.
So, the best thing to do, is to re-make it, which is what we do with many
things that are obsolete but are still in use, all over the country.
This is one of those items - Grorud Pivot.
We also know them as "CD" Pivots and these were used extensively
over many years.



I will do some more pivots next time.

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Friday, 15 June 2012

More parts for Windows.

These are a few more images from projects done some years ago.

This one was for a very old window, with a rotational bar that turned
these hooks into looped keeps

  
This is what the Crittall B50 pivot looks like in a raw state, before painting.


Repro Gibbons Window handles, from a 70's 80's aluminium window.


Gibbons Pivot - a lot of these windows still around.


This was an interesting project - Door rollers off a huge sliding showroom door at a Sytner dealers.



And finally, for this time - Epag Handles, for timber windows.
This was a facinating project, for a HUGE new built house, in a valley that was shared by a property that John Paul Getty owned.
No expense was spared - these handles had to match older ones on other areas in the house, that had be found in France.


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Wednesday, 9 May 2012

More strange parts for windows.

Here are some more unusual parts found on commercial windows.

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