Lomax + Wood has been specified by a leading property developer, in the design and construction of a fabulous 7000sq ft mansion in Great Maplestead, Essex. This Stunning bespoke home is exceptional throughout and has been constructed to the highest of standards.
Energy efficient double-glazed Kensington & Chelsea spring balance sash windows has ensured this family home is full of natural light. These authentic period windows have elegant 20mm wide ovolo glazing bars that maintain historical sight lines while self-engaging top sash locks and restrictors ensure security and peace of mind. French doors to the ground floor rear elevation provide easy access to the garden leading off a large formal reception room and a versatile kitchen-cum-diner and day room, a favourite space for all the family.
This 6-bedroom property was built for modern living and perfect for entertaining. The reception room has a 10’6” high ceiling and this room is flooded with light during the day, thanks to the glass atrium above. Sliding doors lead to the first-floor drawing room with a terrace which has the most amazing views. These are just a few of the ground floor details which makes the property so impressive.
The countryside views from this property are truly spectacular. Gaze across the open farmland, with the Norman keep at castle Hedingham visible on the horizon.
Specification:
21No Timber Sash Window
7No Casement Windows
8No French Doorsets
1No Entrance Door
Engineered redwood and sapele hardwood cill
Part Q Compliant
Factory finish - RAL 9010
Energy efficient double glazing
20mm ovolo glazing bar
Timber sash horns
Ironmongery finish polished chrome
Lomax + Wood excel in providing a full suite of coordinated products, of exceptional quality, that provide high thermal and acoustic performance. The company uses only clear-grade, sustainably sourced timber in its manufacturing processes which is engineered for strength and stability. All products are internally glazed for improved aesthetics and security and, unlike mass produced timber windows and doors, Lomax + Wood do not use Swedish grooves on joints. These are considered detrimental to the aesthetics of traditionally styled wooden windows and doors and require a higher level of maintenance.
Energy efficient double-glazed Kensington & Chelsea spring balance sash windows has ensured this family home is full of natural light. These authentic period windows have elegant 20mm wide ovolo glazing bars that maintain historical sight lines while self-engaging top sash locks and restrictors ensure security and peace of mind. French doors to the ground floor rear elevation provide easy access to the garden leading off a large formal reception room and a versatile kitchen-cum-diner and day room, a favourite space for all the family.
This 6-bedroom property was built for modern living and perfect for entertaining. The reception room has a 10’6” high ceiling and this room is flooded with light during the day, thanks to the glass atrium above. Sliding doors lead to the first-floor drawing room with a terrace which has the most amazing views. These are just a few of the ground floor details which makes the property so impressive.
The countryside views from this property are truly spectacular. Gaze across the open farmland, with the Norman keep at castle Hedingham visible on the horizon.
Specification:
21No Timber Sash Window
7No Casement Windows
8No French Doorsets
1No Entrance Door
Engineered redwood and sapele hardwood cill
Part Q Compliant
Factory finish - RAL 9010
Energy efficient double glazing
20mm ovolo glazing bar
Timber sash horns
Ironmongery finish polished chrome
Lomax + Wood excel in providing a full suite of coordinated products, of exceptional quality, that provide high thermal and acoustic performance. The company uses only clear-grade, sustainably sourced timber in its manufacturing processes which is engineered for strength and stability. All products are internally glazed for improved aesthetics and security and, unlike mass produced timber windows and doors, Lomax + Wood do not use Swedish grooves on joints. These are considered detrimental to the aesthetics of traditionally styled wooden windows and doors and require a higher level of maintenance.
