by mcsealasash | Dec 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
Natural ventilation is healthy for you and for the building you occupy. In our quest to make old and new buildings thermally efficient and more comfortable could it be possible we are making them too air tight? The United States Environmental Protection Agency...
by mcsealasash | Sep 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
Recently we had the following feedback from a customer who had their windows “Sealasashed” Whilst the cost to refurbish the windows was not insignificant, the alternative of pulling out the brickwork to replace them and then patch & paint, would’ve...
by mcsealasash | Aug 11, 2020 | Uncategorized
Sealasash has recently completed works to the ballroom of Government House Victoria. When completed in 1876 Government House was the largest in any colony and the ballroom is larger than the ballroom in Buckingham Palace. These days the ballroom is used year-round...
by mcsealasash | Dec 17, 2019 | Uncategorized
It’s common to have beautiful decorative glass in old windows – especially in stairwells of high quality Victorian homes. The trouble is, the glass in these windows is so valuable, and so fragile, that most people are afraid to even attempt a repair. A...
by mcsealasash | Aug 9, 2019 | Uncategorized
As people who repair and upgrade old wooden windows, we love taking clapped out old windows and bringing them back to their full glory. Most people are surprised that it usually isn’t necessary to replace them. But we also know that there are times when you need...
by mcsealasash | Jul 5, 2019 | Uncategorized
Lack of compliance for new build strata has been in the headlines recently, with the evacuation of the Opal and Mascot buildings in NSW and fires in multi-storey buildings in Melbourne attributed to structural and build defects. Deakin & Griffith University...
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