Esher Green casements, sashes and a shallow canted bay
Elmbridge's Esher appraisal records flush-fitted casements at east-side cottages on Esher Green and small-paned sashes with a shallow canted bay at The Lammas. Those documented forms create different alignment and clearance checks.
A flush casement needs its handles and opening arc checked behind the existing frame. A small-paned sash is assessed against its meeting rail and glazing divisions, while the shallow bay is followed face by face through its joints, hinges and gaps. Those checks guide whether the sensible work is adjustment, component repair or restoration. Around Esher Green, separating the casement, sash and canted-bay checks prevents a clearance issue at the working window from being misdiagnosed as a fault in otherwise stable shutter panels.
