Brass window screw for fixing window sashes. Two parts, a screw that is screwed through the sash and a counter plate that is attached to the window center post. Model of 1800-1900s type.
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Nickel-plated brass window screws usually replaced plain brass ones around the turn of the century 1900. Normally, all the windows in the house were screwed shut, except for the occasional sash, which was made openable thanks to a pair of hinges with a loose angle print. The fitting consists of two parts, a coarse screw that is screwed through the sash and a counterplate that is attached to the window center post..
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Insulating plastic base plate that can be used as extra fire protection if surface-mounted switches or sockets are mounted on flammable material such as paper wallpaper or wood paneling.
Suitable for surface-mounted switches and sockets from Fontini.
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“Interior Renovation” is the fourth book in the series – Building Care in Practice. The book is about the houses inside, why they look the way they do, about the tradition behind it, about the craftsmanship and last but not least about how to renovate so that these qualities do not disappear.
It deals with carpentry profiles, fittings, floors, ceilings and walls, stairs, kitchens and kitchen fittings, sanitary facilities, electricity and lighting in a way that shows that the old is an asset rather than an obstacle when living in the house.
The book, which focuses on houses from the 18th to the 20th century, also shows appropriate compromises, as the old inevitably clashes with the modern.
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Links for hanging chandeliers, lanterns etc. After the original model from the 19th century. Hand-forged round, coarse iron wire that is forged at the ends and coiled into loops. Available in two lengths. Can be linked to each other depending on the ceiling height.
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Instructions for maintenance and repair. The booklet deals with how to maintain and repair old sheet metal roofs, without losing the cultural-historical values. The emphasis in the booklet is on the workmanship and also addresses old solutions for gutters, window sills and other important details. Richly illustrated.
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Iron vitriol is the preservative component in, for example, sludge paint. Iron vitriol can also be used outdoors for graying/patinating of wood in connection with, for example, timber preparation.
Iron vitriol is also the cheapest material for outdoor gray “glaze” paint.
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Many of us love old houses, the atmosphere they give you, the secrets and questions they hide and pose: What did the house look like originally? Has it always been here? Who has lived here before me?
Sweden has a unique treasure trove of archived material that can tell us so much about our houses and their inhabitants throughout history. This is by no means limited to castles and manor houses. There is also a lot to tell about our country houses, detached houses, city apartments and suburban villas. You just need to know where to look.
In this book, architectural historian Erika Åberg wants to take us by the hand and tell us how we can find the history of our houses, and how we can best utilize different buildings and their annual rings. She does this by telling inspiring stories, guiding us to different archives and showing us how to best interpret a building, exterior and interior.
There are plenty of in-depth examples from the TV program of the same name, but it’s a book that stands on its own, with solid advice on building styles through the ages, building conservation and restoration tips.
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