Wood Windows

An old original wood awning sash in an old S.W. Portland building. You might click on the photo for an enlarged view.

One of the joints between the bottom-rail and a stile was coming apart and threatening to drop the glass to the sidewalk below.

We boarded-up the opening and retrieved the sash for transport back to our shop in Tigard.

It took two of us to wrestle that sash to the interior with the client keeping the sidewalk clear below very early in the morning, as you can see dusk approaching in the second photo.

But the point is that it was done competently and safely without the need for scaffold or a man-lift, which would have increased the cost considerably.

A couple new wood sash components manufactured and the sash is reassembled. Remember, you can enlarge the photo to gain a better grasp of what is being shown, by clicking on the photo.

New glass, new putty glaze.

Some fine-tune adjustments for a perfect fit.

Finish fastening the friction hinges to the jamb.

Re-installing the latch.