What Is a Muntin Anyway? A Deep Dive into Window Anatomy
Muntins—the small wood or metal strips that divide glass panes—are a hallmark of historic windows. This blog breaks down the anatomy of a muntin, why they matter architecturally, and how to preserve or replicate them using high-performance materials like Accoya or Red Grandis. Important details for historic window restoration as well.
Custom Storm Windows for Historic Homes – Beauty Meets Efficiency
Custom storm windows are the unsung heroes of historic preservation. They enhance energy efficiency, reduce noise, and protect irreplaceable glass—without altering your home’s historic character. Learn about interior vs. exterior options, installation best practices, and hidden benefits you might not expect.
Rebuilding Missing or Damaged Window Sashes
Broken sash? Missing window? Don’t replace—rebuild. This guide walks through the step-by-step process of recreating historic window sashes with modern materials and traditional craftsmanship, preserving both performance and authenticity.
Spotlight on Historic Window Styles – Double-Hung Windows
Double-hung windows are the unsung heroes of historic homes. This guide explains how they work, why they matter, and how to restore them properly—while preserving your home’s charm, value, and efficiency.