At CN Glass in Banbury, Oxfordshire, we don’t just replace glass—we deliver complete commercial glazing solutions. We’re currently undertaking a phased replacement program of failed double glazed units at Stuart House, a shared working space in Peterborough, on behalf of Eddisons, replacing numerous misted and failed insulated double glazed units within the building’s curtain walling…
Project Overview CN Glass was entrusted with the restoration of the glass roof at Salisbury Cathedral’s Refectory—a project aimed at improving energy efficiency, enhancing visibility, and ensuring long-term durability. The project was completed 10 days ahead of schedule, delivering a brighter, more comfortable space for visitors while preserving the Cathedral’s historic charm. The Challenge After…
Transforming a Historic University Library with Bespoke Slimline Double Glazing At CN Glass, we were proud to work with Lady Margaret Hall, part of the University of Oxford, on a complex heritage window replacement project for their historic library building. This project required careful balancing between preserving the building’s historic character and improving thermal performance…
School Curtain Walling, Window Replacement & Asbestos Removal by CN Glass “CN Glass were first class from start to finish on this project and in some instances went above what was agreed, an example of this was when they assisted in clearing additional rooms of furniture and arranging for fire detection equipment to be moved…
“CN Glass completed the main set of works in 2 weeks rather than the 3 that was originally allocated. The staff and management on site communicated progress exceptionally and the site was clean and safe during the work, the knock through work was done to a high standard and the new openings are like they’ve…
Many of our clients are looking to replace their old energy-inefficient windows with a modern option that saves them money on their heating bills. That was the case for our clients in this attractive modern reconstituted stone detached property in the North Oxfordshire village of Deddington.
Although the stone facade of this period home looks beautiful, the owners were acutely aware that their inefficient single glazing was making their home draughty, cold, and damp, which in turn was causing their energy bills to rise dramatically.
This beautiful cottage in the Cotswold market town of Chipping Norton needed new windows to improve the heat insulation, draught-proofing and security of the home.
Near Chipping Norton sits a beautiful old stone water mill — but unfortunately, its dated and tired steel windows were letting it down not only aesthetically but practically.
We worked closely with architects to complete a window replacement project for the college improving the buildings’ performance and security.
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