Crittall-style home office screens in Edinburgh and the Lothians
If your Edinburgh and the Lothians home has a corner that could become a quiet office, Crittall-style home office screens can bring the light through without losing the separate room. We cover Edinburgh, Musselburgh, Linlithgow and the villages around them.
Home office screens for Edinburgh and the Lothians homes
The Georgian New Town, Victorian tenements and villas in Morningside and Bruntsfield have high ceilings; in Scotland a building warrant replaces Building Regulations approval.
That is why so many enquiries from Leith and Musselburgh start with a corner that could become a quiet office.
Survey and fitting in Edinburgh and the Lothians
We travel to Edinburgh and the Lothians regularly; it is around 295 miles from our office by road. The survey is free and there is no obligation to go ahead. Book a free survey and we will bring frame and glass samples so you can see the finish in your own light.
Popular uses
- Inside a garden room or extension
- A loft space at the top of the stairs
Options we offer
- Enclosure: Two or three glazed sides, with a door
- Door: Hinged or sliding, with seals
- Finish: Matt black or any RAL colour
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Home office screens in Edinburgh and the Lothians: questions
How soon can you survey in Edinburgh and the Lothians?
Usually within two weeks of your enquiry, often sooner. Installation follows roughly 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the drawings.
How much do Crittall-style home office screens cost in Edinburgh and the Lothians?
Prices are the same across the UK: as a guide, £7,250 to £14,900 for a typical size, fitted and including VAT. Your fixed price comes after a free survey.
Do I need permission for Crittall-style home office screens in Edinburgh and the Lothians?
Most internal work needs no planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and fire safety rules apply in three-storey houses and flats. Scottish building standards apply here.