What are your thoughts on Crittall-style windows?
Emmeline Westin
9 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (83)
Lynsey Jane Designs
8 years agomartyn16
7 years agoRelated Discussions
Would you rather have: Crittall windows or sash windows?
Comments (44)I love both but it depends on the property and the overall style of the house. I am about to embark on a renovation project of a 1970s house and I’m looking to completely transform the exterior with render and change the windows to sashes, I don’t know where to start so any advice by sash window experts is welcome!...See MoreEconomical way of creating Crittal-style doors
Comments (39)Hi Alan, we used the same doors from for our little study. After the decorator had painted them & we removed the protective film from the glass we saw that the paint had bled into the inner frame. Unfortunately there is no way to remove the glass to paint the inner frame so that section will always remain untreated & ours looks worse because of the paint bleeding. Such a shame because from afar the doors look great....just don’t inspect them too closely! When we queried it with the decorator he said the film was there to protect painting errors whereas the big shed said it was there solely to protect the glass & that the decorator had used too much paint on the brush. Argh.......See MoreCrittal Style Aluminium sliding or folding doors
Comments (186)Fiona - I’ve been looking into replacing some doors with Crittal style and have contacted loads of suppliers and companies. The one that I’ve been most impressed with is the company mentioned above by Lou Valdini - Merlin Windows in Yorkshire. (I’m in the East Midlands). They gave me a competitive quote really quickly and then I got a quote from the fitter mentioned. (They fit across the UK and they link in with Merlin to ensure timings etc). It’s likely that we will go ahead in the next few months. (Just need to convince husband as he prefers chunky timber 😂)...See MoreThoughts on Crittall style?
Comments (1)They have been growing in popularity over the past few years. Personally, I love them but they don't necessarily suit every property. As for whether it is here to stay...they were first manufactured in 1889 and are still around!!!! Top tip: choose what suits your property NOT what is on trend. So many people follow trends that just simply do not suit and it ends up looking awful. Claire Léa+Box Interiors...See MoreCarpenter & Carpenter Limited
7 years agomartyn16
7 years agoSouthpoint
7 years agoOrlando Richards
7 years agomartyn16
7 years agoSouthpoint
7 years agomartyn16
7 years agoSouthpoint
7 years agomartyn16
7 years agoVictoria Clarke
7 years agoEmmeline Westin
7 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agodes1gnjan
7 years agoalinlondon123456
7 years agoCrittall Windows Limited
7 years agosushi12
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
6 years agoSkyglaze Ltd
6 years agoSkyglaze Ltd
6 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
6 years agoAngell Welding & Fabrications
6 years agoGreg Coltman
6 years agoCarpenter & Carpenter Limited
6 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
6 years agoDonna
6 years agosushi12
6 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
6 years agoSkyglaze Ltd
6 years agosushi12
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoWest One Bathrooms Ltd
6 years agololly512002
6 years agoamordesigns
6 years agoDecopierre Stone GB
6 years agowww.macmade.org
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoHU-853504867
5 years agojoehursey
5 years agoBill Wales
3 years agoSouthpoint
3 years agoDonna
3 years agoSouthpoint
3 years agoBill Wales
3 years agoSouthpoint
3 years agoHU-173127315
last yearSam Vvv
last yearHU-173127315
last yearlast modified: last yearSouthpoint
last yearLucie Brear
5 months agolast modified: 5 months agoBespoke Glazing Design
5 months ago
Donna