Homebuilding & Renovating

Face glazing

An inherent element of architecture, which has always fascinated me, is how buildings and details that appear straightforward are in fact some of the most difficult to detail and build. This observation has never been more true than in the case of face glazing.

Face glazing is a relatively new concept in the world of windows that has become increasingly popular, particularly with the rise of oak framing in the UK over the last two decades. It’s a method of creating a window that is altogether different to the conventional approach.

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