Plain MeasureWindows · Doors · Fences

Sample business
Fictional demonstration

Windows, doors
and fencing.

Window, door and fence fitting, explained from the first measurement to the final check.

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Illustrative two-pane window dimensionsA geometric elevation shows an opening 1200 millimeters wide and 1500 millimeters high. Drawing dimensions are examples, not a specification.1200 mm1500 mmIllustrative opening · elevation
One drawing. Two units.

Width: 1200 mm / 47.2 in · Height: 1500 mm / 59.1 in

1 inch = 25.4 mm. Inches rounded to one decimal. Example dimensions only; never order from this drawing.

The work, clearly defined.

Look closely
at the details.

Frames, fixings and the lines between materials. This original ink study shows the parts that shape a fitting project.

Illustrative study; not a photograph of completed customer work.

Open the project sheets
Original monochrome ink study of window frames, hinges and fence sections
Material study · frames and connections

From a question
to a clear scope.

  1. Describe the change

    Share the opening, location, access and what is no longer working for you.

  2. Check the details

    Confirm the site conditions, measurements, material choices and what the work includes.

  3. Agree the next step

    Review a written scope, responsibilities and schedule before any work is booked.

Before we talk.

Photograph the whole opening and any damage. Note access restrictions and keep product labels if you have them. Rough measurements are useful context; final dimensions need a site check.

Read the preparation notes

Start with the opening.

A few photographs, your location and what you want to change are useful starting points.

Discuss a project
Sample business, made up for this preview