Case Studies
Composite Door Upgrade With Encapsulated Fanlight Window
Gardinia has recently fitted a Chartwell Green Solidor Composite Door with a cream outer frame and matching cream framed flag windows. We were able to encapsulate the existing stained fanlight unit, as customer wished to maintain this feature. In addition we were able to re-create the antiqued rectangular leaded units in both the door and flag..
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Composite Door With Encapsulated Fanlight Window
Mr and Mrs Williams are over the moon and just love their new Solidor composite front door. Mrs Williams is delighted that their long hallway is now so much warmer, in addition all their friends love the style and glass choice, which is in keeping with their period property. Both Mr and Mrs Williams..
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Mr & Mrs Hossanee’s Hybrid Orangery
Mr & Mrs Hossanee’s project remit for Gardinia was to create a larger, more comfortable living space to enjoy reading, relaxing and looking out on to the garden through luxurious Vertical Sliding Sash Windows. Gardinia have created exactly this for Mr & Mrs Hossanee by designing a hybrid Orangery with a solid Warm~Gard roofing system. The superior thermal performance..
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Encapsulated Stained UPVC Windows and Doors in Huddersfield
Gardinia were commissioned by Mr & Mrs Kern from Huddersfield to complete a project that would allow them to have modern encapsulated stained UPVC windows fitted, however retain the existing stained units fitted in their home almost 100 years ago in 1916. These existing units were now tired, marked with some cracks from wear & tear and starting to let in..
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Solid Conservatory Roof Installation for Mr and Mrs Ruffell in Brighouse
Mr and Mrs Ruffell of Brighouse wanted to convert their existing conservatory, which was too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter in to an additional room of the house which could be used all year round. This can be achieved by replacing the existing polycarbonate roof with a solid conservatory roof, essentially this..
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