Flat 23 192 Emery Hill Street London SW1P 1PN Data via plota.co.uk
Description
Replacement of the existing single-glazed moving window sashes, casement panels, and balcony door leaves with slimline double-glazed timber units. The existing outer timber frames fixed into the building will be retained and will not be removed or altered. The replacement units will match the existing windows in material, design, glazing bar pattern, opening method, dimensions, and external appearance. No alterations are proposed to the building structure, external walls, openings, or window frame sizes. No new access, alterations to existing access, new streets, hardstandings, means of enclosure, or drainage works are proposed. The precise location and details of the replacement windows are shown on the accompanying drawings. Data via plota.co.uk
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