Projects
Linda Childers
Project: 245 West 77th St. - WECC
Window History
Linda Childers
Window Cleaner Anchor Bolts

When buildings were rarely over 5 stories tall, the window cleaner would climb out the window and stand on the ledge, with one hand gripping the frame for balance.

Projects
Linda Childers
Project: 1 Bond St.

Every project presents its own challenge. On this project, that challenge was to achieve a perfect fit at the corner of the building, where two glass panels met.

Projects
Linda Childers
Project: 24 Thompson St. - Window Installation

With one window restored, that left one to be replaced. Unfortunately, the twin window on the front of the house could not be restored like the one on the rear of the house.

Projects
Linda Childers
Project: Stuyvesant Heights Christian Church

When Right Path Windows & Doors arrived, the church’s historic wood stained glass window was in danger of collapsing into itself.

Sash out of square

A Guide to Casement Window Sash Sag

Like any structural component of a home, windows require proper installation, upkeep, and, sometimes, a little TLC.  A common issue with casement windows, those that are attached to their frames by hinges, is sash sag.  This occurs when the bottom of a window begins to droop. An all-too-common conundrum, sash sag can be prevented as well as mitigated, and we’re here to provide tips for both instances.  

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