This week Sealasash had the pleasure of restoring two large wooden sash windows at the World Heritage Listed Convict Site Woolmers Estate at Longford in Tasmania. Woolmers is one of the most historically significant heritage properties in Australia. As well as the...

Sealasash was represented by a crew of seven at the recent Traditional Wood Carpentry and Joinery Repair Workshop at the Longford Academy. The aim of the day was to increase the awareness of issues related to heritage carpentry skills and reinforce an appreciation for...

Sealasash are delighted to announce that they have spread their wings and landed in Western Australia. Henry Weldon, who has had his own carpentry business for a number of years, has taken on the mantle of Sealasash WA. With extensive experience in heritage...

In Perth, Western Australia, the Sealasash team is currently working on the restoration and draught sealing of windows on the heritage listed Melbourne Hotel on Hay Street. The hotel was officially opened in April 1897 and served as a hotel and pub for...

You can now draught seal and reglaze your old wooden windows under the Tasmanian Energy Efficiency Loan Scheme, or TEELS as it is commonly known. The TEELS is a joint initiative of the Tasmanian Government and Aurora Energy to assist our Tasmanian community with the...

The Customs House Hotel, located on the Hobart waterfront, adjacent to Parliament House, was built in 1846. The building is a well know watering hole and there is even a rumour of a tunnel that exists between the hotel and Parliament House! Sealasash have been engaged...