Splice and repair the rotten windows to the front of the Hall. The manufacture and installation of new double glazed European redwood sash windows with glazing bars into the existing frame. Glass to be 4/4/4 Heritage slimline glass. Timber to be preserved and primed. Existing pulley wheels to be serviced and new sash cords and draft proof beading to be installed. All exposed timber to be primed and painted. Hardwood cill replacement.
Knuzden Hall Stanhill Road Oswaldtwistle Lancashire BB5 3RE
Withdrawn: WITHDRAWN DECISIONReference: 11/24/0277Hyndburn Borough Council
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Hyndburn Borough Council
Application overview
Splice and repair the rotten windows to the front of the Hall. The manufacture and installation of new double glazed European redwood sash windows with glazing bars into the existing frame. Glass to be 4/4/4 Heritage slimline glass. Timber to be preserved and primed. Existing pulley wheels to be serviced and new sash cords and draft proof beading to be installed. All exposed timber to be primed and painted. Hardwood cill replacement.
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11/24/0277
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