https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/birmingham-sash-window-repairs-near-me/ Sash Window Restoration The process of restoring a sash window begins with the proper stripping of the wood to reveal its original surface. This process should be left to a professional for the sake of not damaging delicate components. The wood that is decayed or damaged is carefully removed, and then treated with a wood hardener resistant to water. As needed, new lumber is inserted. The wood filler is then shaped and sanded before painting. Frame A window's frame is an essential element of the overall look, and it needs to be in good shape for the sash to be able to fit correctly. Frames for windows are usually constructed of wood and can be painted or stained. It is also possible that they have a little rot in the corners. This should be recognized and treated accordingly to stop it from spreading and causing more damage. When restoring a window sash it is recommended to use a sash kit that includes all the components needed to complete the task. This will save you time and money, as well as ensure that the work is done properly. The sash kits of Fenster include everything you require to reassemble the window and restore it to its original glory. After you've purchased your sash kit, open it and read the directions carefully. You'll be happy you did because the sash-assembly process can be difficult and time-consuming. Begin by carefully removing the interior stops from the lower sash. It's important to remove these without damaging the wood. They could have been coated with paint. Note how they are connected, as you'll need to reinstall them later. Then, remove the upper sash. If it's painted over it, you'll need an utility knife to cut through the paint without damaging the wood. Once the sash is taken off and disconnected, remove any chains or sash cords and place it in a safe place. The next step is to remove the separating beads from the meeting rails of the upper sash. It's a t