Mock tudor replacement windows
Cez
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
We're replacing 30+ yr old UPVC windows on our mock tudor house. We're going for UPVC again (as can't afford wood or aluminium) but thinking of changing for black frames BUT I can't decide on keeping the Georgian bars, going for bars on the top and clear underneath or losing the bars completely. I've mocked it up below....would love to know what other people think? The top pic is as it is now. Thanks!
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Sharon Vella
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