Warwick Road canted and round-headed windows
Near Hampton Wick station, a 1901 Warwick Road terrace has canted ground-floor bays, plain ground-floor sashes and round-headed first-floor sashes. The two levels need separate reference lines and should not inherit one repeated panel layout simply because they share a facade.
We assess every canted face and angle, then consider how existing frame joints and hinges carry the panels. A round-headed opening needs its top clearance and frame relationship checked independently. Those details guide whether changed movement can be resolved by re-alignment or repair, or belongs within a wider restoration of stable shutters. At the Warwick Road terrace, separate ground- and first-floor checks make it clear why a repair or refit that works within the canted bay cannot simply be repeated beneath a rounded head.
