Window and Door Restoration

We offer materials and tools for wooden window and door restoration and renovation work - for cleaning surfaces from old paint, restoring and sealing glazing with linseed oil putty, priming wooden structures with linseed oil, and painting with linseed oil paints.

Tools and Materials for Historical Window Restoration

The window restoration process requires not only patience and expertise but also a range of specialized tools designed for working with hard paint layers, fragile glass, and wood. Our store offers professional tools that have become the industry standard in restoration workshops.

Technical Support for the Complete Restoration Cycle

Quality restoration is unimaginable without following the correct technological sequence. Our assortment is curated to cover all critical stages of the process:

1. Gentle Paint Removal

Infrared Paint Removal Lamp ensures efficient and safe heating of old paint. Unlike heat guns, infrared radiation does not burn the wood or vaporize lead, making the process safer for both the craftsman and the environment. For removing paint residues, Bahco Ergo scrapers with replaceable carbide blades are used, allowing access to the finest historical profiles.

2. Surface Preparation and Insulation

Before glazing work, window rebates are treated with Allbäck Shellac. This step is essential to prevent the absorption of linseed oil from the window putty. Using a professional Bohle Putty Knife, precise and smooth application of putty is ensured, lasting for decades.

3. Glass Securing and Fixation

For securing historical glass, we offer copper pins. Copper is a naturally corrosion-resistant material that does not oxidize over time and does not damage the wood. The glazier's hammer designed for pin insertion, with its specific head geometry, allows work in close proximity to the glass without the risk of cracking.

We believe that the right tools not only ease the work but also guarantee a result that preserves the historical value of wooden structures.