Environmentally Friendly
Environmentally Friendly
Award Winning Team
Award Winning Team
Made in Britain (1)
Made in Britain
Side-by-side view of two timber sash windows. The window on the left shows minimal weathering, with slight paint peeling and light wear. The window on the right is in perfect condition, made of Accoya with a microporous coating, showcasing smooth and even paint with no visible cracks or imperfections. Both windows are painted the same colour and set against a light-coloured wall, emphasising the contrast between the slightly weathered timber and the pristine, well-maintained Accoya window with advanced coating.
Accoya vs. Common Timbers: Which is Best for Durability?
Selecting the right timber is essential for creating high-quality, long-lasting windows and doors. At Gowercroft Joinery, we prioritise materials that meet the highest standards for durability, sustainability, and performance....
A striking split-image of a grand historic house, with one half in a derelict, decaying state and the other beautifully restored with clean stonework, fresh paint, and a manicured garden. The contrast highlights the potential transformation of heritage buildings and reflects the challenges and opportunities of adapting historic properties in line with evolving climate guidance and conservation standards.
Our Response to Historic England’s Climate Draft
How Do Historic Windows and Heritage Property Renovations Fit into the Historic England Draft? As the United Kingdom strides toward its ambitious Net Zero by 2050 goal, balancing the...
A large stone and brick-built home featuring traditional timber sash windows installed throughout the property.
Benefits of Traditional Timber Sash Windows in Modern Homes
Discover the benefits of traditional timber sash windows for modern homes. Explore their energy efficiency, timeless aesthetics, durability, sound insulation, historical value, and environmental sustainability. Choose elegance, functionality, and...
Brick façade of a traditional listed building with decorative timber windows, overlaid with green tint and white text reading “Guide to Windows for Listed Buildings: Everything You Need to Know,” featuring the Gowercroft Joinery logo.
A Guide to Windows for Listed Buildings: Everything You Need to Know
Looking for windows for listed buildings? A Guide to Windows for Listed Buildings: Everything You Need to Know
Old timber window in a weathered stone wall, overlaid with bold white text reading “4 types of Heritage Window you can install when renovating a listed building” and a green Gowercroft Joinery logo in the corner.
4 Heritage Windows for Listed Buildings
Choosing the right Heritage Windows for your property when you live in a listed building - here's 4 types of Heritage Window you can install when renovating a Listed...
Winston heritage sliding sash window in a listed building
Timber, Draught Free Sliding Sash Windows
Draught Free Sliding Sash Windows – Class 4 Air Permeability Sliding sash windows have always and will always be draughty! Well that’s what we have been led to believe...
Wide set of timber sliding folding doors with integrated blinds, set in a red brick extension with patio, showcasing smooth movement and elegant design powered by Centor hardware.
Timber Sliding Folding Doors; Moved by Centor
Timber sliding folding doors, what are they? Timber sliding folding doors (otherwise known as bi-fold doors) open up entire walls, seamlessly bringing the outside in, creating vistas and allowing...