supply Antique and reproduction stained glass doors throughout the UK from Brighton in the south, Birmingham in the midlands, to as far north as Glasgow and Edinburgh. We can also provide a fitting service covering London, Kent, Guildford, in Surrey, Winchester, Southampton and Sussex. We are proud to offer our range of solid pitch pine internal doors and our Engineered oak stained glass external front doors . We believe our reproduction stained glass and glazed, reclaimed and salvaged Victorian, Edwardian, Georgian and 1920s / 1930s interior and exterior glazed doors are the best you will find for sale anywhere in the UK. The stained glass door panels are made using traditional methods. We use hand floated glass that includes all the irregularities natural flaws fissures and bubbles of antique Victorian glass. We also include hand spun rondels and brilliant cut glass made using the same methods as Victorian glass makers. We have reproduced various period antique reclaimed Victorian stained glass front doors incorporating the Victorian sense of proportion, such as the wide mid, bottom and side rails, lacking in mass produced tropical hardwood doors.
Our internal and external doors are made in the traditional way using strong mortise and tenon joints. Our internal pitch pine doors are made from solid pitch pine . Pitch pine is an excellent timber and has been used in shipbuilding for centuries , notably on the hulls of Scottish fishing boats. They can be painted or may be oiled for a more contemporary look complete with chrome fittings. In addition to our reproduction doors, we have a varied stock of reclaimed Victorian, Edwardian, Georgian, 1920s and 1930s style stained glass doors and stripped pine internal and external antique doors. Visitors are most welcome to visit our showroom which is located midway between Alton and Petersfield in Hampshire to view our stained glass doors. Please feel free to email for further information or phone 10am - 3pm Wednesday to Saturday . Visitors to our showroom are most welcome on Saturdays by appointment from 10am - 3pm .UPVC Double Glazing across Hampshire, Sussex and the South of England
UPVC Windows, Doors and Conservatory Specialist As double glazing specialists we manufacturer, supply and install doors, windows and conservatories throughout the south of the UK including Hampshire, Sussex, Surrey, Dorset, Wiltshire and Berkshire. We provide a range of double glazing solutions including UPVC doors, windows and conservatories; available in a wide range styles to suit all tastes and the flexibility to meet all budgets, complete with all the latest safety, security and Fensa Compliant features. Discover our fabulous UPVC double glazing and range of glass combinations; we have so many ideas on how to improve the look, efficiency and security of your home. The Saje UPVC double glazing team are friendly, caring and knowledgeable about their products; they want you to be proud and pleased with your purchase and be confident it is excellent value for money. Above all, we understand that your home is your most important asset and that nothing must be allowed to go wrong with your double glazing, hence our company motto 'nihil summimus - assume nothing'.
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Loved our room upgrade to a four-poster bed! Go to the Olive Tree restaurant (great for seafood lovers) and go fossil hunting on Charmouth Beach. Stayed on 5 Feb 2017 The Bull is a atmospheric coaching Inn in Bridport. The conversion to a boutique hotel has been done with great flair and attention to detail. The staff are welcoming and the service excellent and friendly. The building is really interesting and there is a sprung dance floor in the old Ballroom. The rooms are individual, carefully planned and with high quality sheets, towels and toiletries. All was scrupulously clean. We were given a free upgrade to a room with a four-poster bed - the staff said that they gave special attention to guests booking through Mr & Mrs Smith and try to give upgrades if available. The breakfast was beautifully cooked to order. Really enjoyed our visit and will go again. Bridport is an interesting town with lots of quirky small independent shops, vintage clothing and antique arcades and is near to some great Dorset attractions including West Bay ( where the series Broadchurch was filmed), the Jurassic coast, Lyme Bay, Dorchester (home of Thomas Hardy), great coastal walks, and Weymouth (base of Olympic sailing).
The Olive Tree restaurant is just across the road and is one of the best fish restaurants in Dorset and is reasonably priced. Stayed on 11 Jan 2017And the atmosphere was very friendly. Go to the vintage market, the local pubs, the scenery, West Bay beach, the Tunnel shooting gallery - so much to see and do.Although the Venner bar is quite lively, it's not open past 11. Stayed on 21 Oct 2016 The relaxed atmosphere, comfortable rooms and secret cocktail bar. The walk down to West Bay across the fields was lovely Nightclubs, glitz and glamour. Stayed on 16 Sep 2016Hotel restaurant and Olive Tree restaurant in Bridport were good. Church in North Chideok worth a visit; Charmouth a quieter place to be on the coast than Lyme or West bay. Stayed on 12 Aug 2016 Boutique hotel in lovely location. Staff friendly and helpful. No peace and quiet if you have a courtyard room. Very noisy even after 10:00 and the room was hot at night, so needed to have windows open.
Very noisy mattress/ bed. Stayed on 7 Aug 2016 The décor and the lovely market town, plenty of places to eat Stayed on 6 Jul 2016 We loved our room, spacious and clean. The staff were very friendly but unobtrusive. Very good breakfast spread and food great. The tourist information was very informative and friendly. We went to two typical pubs - The Woodman Inn and Nelson. Both pubs are very typically what I expect of English pubs. Stayed on 14 Jun 2016 The upgrade to a larger room with a roll top bath; friendly and efficient service; We had a good meal in the Olive Tree restaurant which is close to the hotel. But the main attraction is coastal walking which is excellent. Indoor lounge space is limited which could be an issue if bad weather forces you inside. Stayed on 22 May 2016 Everything about the hotel. The welcoming staff, the romantic room (hello four poster bed and roll-top bath!), the food in the restaurant (home-baked bread with truffles!!).
Could not love this place more. Without a doubt, go to The Half Moon in Melplash. I had fish caught that morning washed down with a cracking cider. Everything was as expected, although we stayed on a Sunday night and there seemed to be a few vagrants hanging out on the high street near the hotel. Stayed on 24 Apr 2016 The family room with bunk beds. The Stables (on the hotel site) makes one of the best pizzas we have ever had - and we are an italian family! Stayed on 11 Apr 2016 Our room was gorgeous, very clean, attentive staff, great food, lovely and quiet! Location was good for a quick trip to Broadchurch (aka West Bay) This hotel suited our needs so we have no negative comments to make Stayed on 10 Apr 2016 Room 104 and dinner. Visit West Bay (home of Broadchurch) Stayed on 21 Mar 2016 What a great little hotel! We loved this place so much, from its unique character rooms (we had the red room with the four poster bed) to the excellent Venner Bar, and the great Wednesday night Moules and Frites served in the restaurant downstairs.
The Bull Hotel is the quintessential English Pub stay. Bridport is not right on the coast so you can't see the sea! But it is a great base for exploring the area. Stayed on 9 Dec 2015 Outstandingly friendly and helpful staff, and a perfect position for wandering around Bridport and local area, particularly when the weekend market is on. Stayed on 13 Nov 2015 Courtyard room and garden Lovely decor in our room but spoilt by stained carpet. Stayed on 2 Aug 2015 The cocktail bar and the restaurant. A peaceful night's sleep. We were in room 102 near the stairs and the walls are thin and it is not quiet. The rooms are also pretty small. Stayed on 22 Jul 2015 The staff were all very attentive and friendly. Relaxing atmosphere, oh...also loved the wine. To get a table in the restaurant without a reservation: book to avoid disappointment. Stayed on 29 Jun 2015 The room was great and the food was brilliant. The breakfast was amazing.
Staff were so helpful, and friendly. We perhaps should have booked a slightly bigger room... Being pregnant in a petit double was a little challenging Stayed on 19 Jun 2015 The hospitality - we had a challenge with our room and the staff went out of their way to find an alternative room and move us with minimum disruption. The cocktail bar - fab cocktails and an excellent and entertaining bar tender. The food - very good breakfast and dinner with fresh local produce. Interesting views in my opinion Stayed on 16 Jun 2015 A lovely hotel full of old world charm and character within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast. Scrumptious food, helpful staff and a great big ballroom for toddlers to run around in! Stayed on 12 Mar 2015 The location - lovely market town; the décor and ambience of the rooms; Minimalist décor or soul-less modern furnishing as found in so many hotels nowadays! Stayed on 23 Feb 2015 The bath in the bedroom and the secret cocktail bar.