Moorfield Road oriels and Rhodrons Avenue curved bays
On Moorfield Road, 1930s semis include oriel windows, while Rhodrons Avenue includes a suntrap design with a curved bay. Those forms require different frame lines, panel divisions and clearances, so neither should be reduced to a generic angled-bay assumption.
We inspect how the existing shutter follows the real geometry, including support below an oriel or the changing line of a curve. Hinges, joints and gaps are read together before repair, while customer-owned panels must be checked section by section to establish whether fitting or limited adaptation is technically viable. For Moorfield Road or Rhodrons Avenue, side views and sectional measurements make the different geometry visible, which is essential before a straight shutter frame, curved opening or projecting oriel support can be judged compatible.
