Beverley Way curved Crittall bays
East of Beverley Way, six pairs of 1937 Art Deco semis have curved Crittall windows, curved glass and curved bays. The form is specific to that group and presents a different assessment from a straight-sided timber bay elsewhere in New Malden.
The relevant comparison includes the real bay geometry, metal-window operation and clear space between handles and the shutter frame. Existing panels are checked against each curve and joint, while a customer-owned set must be compared with the opening section by section; a simple overall width cannot establish compatibility or explain uneven closing gaps. The Beverley Way curves make sectional views and measurements more informative than one straight-on image, because they show where the shutter path departs from a conventional flat or faceted timber bay.
