Bradwell Chapel

Background

The client was converting a traditional brick-built chapel into a modern family home. Dating from 1882, it was originally built with solid walls, gables and vaulted roofs supported on trusses and purlin framework. The new owners wanted to transform the chapel into a contemporary property, so we used our aluminium products to create a contrast to the old church building and make it feel like a modern home rather than an old chapel.

 Delivery

The conversion of the main chapel created a lounge and dining area at one end, with a kitchen at the other end. Above the kitchen, on a new mezzanine floor, is a bedroom and bathroom. The smaller side hall to the chapel, along with the extension provides a hallway, two further bedrooms, a bathroom and a utility room.

The client initially wanted arched windows, which isn’t something that we can offer so we produced angled windows and finished the windows both internally and externally with shaped pressings to suit the window arches.

The original rear porch and the rear extension were demolished and replaced with a new larger duo pitched roof extension.

Products used

• 1 x two panel XP-Glide door with shaped apex above
• 2 x French doors
• 1 x single door
• 13 x casement windows
• 5 x fixed windows
• 17 x sets of aluminium pressings to finish off shaped frames

Colour: RAL 7016

Are you looking for glazing or doors for your conversion? Whether it’s a chapel or a barn, make sure that you get in touch with us today!