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Which first: Sash window restoration or internal dry lining?
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22-05-2013 06:56PM#1Hi all,
will more than likely be proceeding with purchase of a solid stone farmhouse, in good structural condition. The sash windows need restoration (complete removal for 4-6 weeks) and we need to add internal dry lining insulation ((all exposed stonework internally)
Which job do you feel should be completed first?
The windows - replaced, fitted and made tight / tied in with the exposed brick work OR internal dry lining so we can have the adjusted window sills fitted and stonework covered before windows are fiited in??
Experience and opinions welcome please!0
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