Mays Road bay and glazing rhythm
Mays Road is a planned estate shaped by Garden City and Garden Suburb ideas, with red-brick houses, hipped roofs, Tudor detailing and double-height gabled bays. Its strong bay and window rhythm gives clear reference lines for assessing how existing shutter divisions sit within the opening.
We compare panel rails with the glazing, then follow every bay angle, frame join and hinge line. A dropped leaf or uneven gap can be traced through the connected faces before re-hanging, while an older stable set can be assessed for restoration where mechanical wear and finish need to be handled together. At Mays Road, the strong double-height bay rhythm gives the customer and fitter a shared set of reference lines for discussing which panel has moved and how the complete run should meet.
