Anglican Church being repurposed into a community multi-service center for the village . It will be again a place to reunited the People. To follow…
Ps: again stained glasses were badly restored in the 80…
I’ve been studying a lot of leaded stained glass windows in my area, and one thing I keep noticing is how many of them seem to sag or cave in. It usually looks like there’s just not enough structural support, like no steel rebar or internal bracing
From your experience restoring leaded windows, is there one common issue you see when it comes to their structural integrity?