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Basingstoke Door Panels
Stylish and practical Modern and practical, these solid core panel doors appear equally appropriate in a modern or traditional Basingstoke interior. There are many options available, including flat panel designs as well as louver panels for ventilation. FD30 moulded fire door options are also available.
These aluminium bifolding doors create seamless connections between the outside and inside. With slim sightlines and a minimalist frame, they will refresh your home and keep it warm.
Overlay Stained Glass
Stained glass overlays are a distinctive way to create art glass that has the look and feel of stained glass but with the strength and integrity that is a solid piece of safety glass. The procedure involves adhering colored Mylar(r), film to a clear piece of glass and then covering the seams with genuine lead strips. It can be applied over existing doors and windows of any size or shape without having to remove the glass. Overlays can be designed to match designs and furniture, or in a range of standard or customized designs.
Stained Glass Overlay is an ideal choice if you wish to add intricate details to your panels without the restrictions of lead lines and tempering glass. upvc door repairs basingstoke of construction makes an extremely durable material that can resist water and air leaks and is often an appropriate alternative to stained glass when code regulations dictate that it is not permitted to be used.
Foil overlays can be used to add depth and texture to your artwork. They are easy to create and can be placed on the front or back of your panel. Here is an illustration of a foil-overlay tree that was created by reader Robert Oddy and notice how he makes use of the copper seams to make contours in his 'tree'. This technique isn't as popular, but it can be extremely effective. It is recommended to use 63/37 flux since it is more efficient in setting and more resistant to lift than other kinds. It is also possible to smash texture into the foil prior to tinning to achieve some really nice effects.
Traditional Stained Glass
Stained glass displays the artistic and religious sensibilities of its creators. Often the windows in churches include Biblical scenes or images of saints or important people from church history. They often show scenes from Jesus' life. They can also be used as a tribute to deceased members of the congregation. They are also popular in secular buildings such as schools and librarys.
Early stained glass was painted using a variety of methods. Paint was brushed on the surface of a clear piece of glass. This was known as 'grisaille and a beautiful example can be observed in the window depicting the Annunciation at York Minster. The 13th century saw the development of coloured glass which was painted on clear glass. This allowed the artist more realistic and detailed depictions of their subjects. The most commonly used color was blue, a shade which is associated with Heaven.
The arts & crafts movement in the 19th century, with its emphasis on hand work, led to the revival of stained glass. This was in part due to the excesses that were associated with the Gothic revival, which was embraced by architects such as Augustus Welby Pugin. In this time, the art of painting on glass became more specialised and artists were working in studios, sharing facilities and working together to improve their abilities.
There are now a number of skilled stained glass makers in the UK. Many have created their individual style, influenced by traditional methods and modern technology. The majority of these designers are members of the British Society of Master Glass Painters founded in 1921. It continues until today as Britain's only professional body devoted solely to the art of stained glass.
The stained glass of today is made from glass shards, which are joined by lead came. The glass can be bent in a variety of shapes and colours to create the design. The cost of the panels is determined by the complexity of the design is and how many pieces are required. Simple geometric designs that have straight lines and rectangles are more affordable than more elaborate curves or a mixture of shapes. The glass shards are then bonded and bonded before the panel is finished.
Modern Stained Glass
With security being a major concern for Basingstoke homeowners Modern stained glass has become an increasingly popular choice. Instead of being made up from small pieces of fragile glass glued together with 'H' lead strips similar to a jigsaw, modern overlay stained glass is made from a single piece toughened glass & meets current building regulations. Overlay stained glass is available in a variety of colors and styles, allowing you to make the style you want for your home.
Glass Panels
Our composite front doors are a great alternative to get the look of stained-glass but don't want to compromise on security. The composite front doors feature the wood core and are covered with uPVC or GRP to safeguard it and preserve its appearance for a long time. Modern locking systems provide top security. High-performance insulation minimizes the loss of heat and helps prevent condensation.
Our glazed doors can be installed either with or without reinforcement. With a wide range of glass designs and colours you'll find the perfect design to match your home. You can create your own unique style by mixing and matching various glass types, colours, and effects.
Our bifold doors provide an attractive solution for connecting your Basingstoke house to your deck, patio or garden. They can be opened wide to ventilate your home, and help you save on energy bills by keeping your home warm all year long. They come with multi-chambered profiles that improve thermal performance as well. Choose from a variety of styles and glazing options, including bevelled, fused or etched glass.