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Spectus has gone boldly into a commercial refurbishment project and supplied 200 casement windows for the refurbishment of the landmark Redbrick Mill department store in Batley, West Yorkshire.

Redbrick Mill is home to forty furniture and interiors brands who occupy the former steam powered woollen mill built in the 1860s. It was first launched as a retail outlet by a local textile entrepreneur in 2000.

Approved Window Contractor

The manufacture and installation of the casements was awarded to Batley based Jade Windows which is familiar with projects for the commercial sector.

 “The iconic store has been completely transformed. The bespoke windows blend with the historic architecture of the former mill and the chosen aesthetics pay homage to its industrial heritage.”

– Ryan Fozard 

Sales manager, Jade Windows

Jade Windows

All 200 windows measured 3 metre x 3 metre with arched frames to replicate the building’s original timber frames. They were manufactured in anthracite grey (on both the outer and inner faces) with Georgian bar detailing to match the industrial heritage of the project.

Jade Windows used the Spectus bevelled system which can achieve a Window Energy Rating of Band A++ and U-values as low as 0.8W/(m²K).

Picture: Spectus and Jade Windows have installed 200 casement windows in the refurbishment of the Redbrick Mill department store in Batley, West Yorkshire.

www.epwinwindowsystems.co.uk

www.jadewindows.co.uk

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
14th December 2022

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