Crittall-style internal screens in Tyne and Wear
Crittall-style internal screens for homes in Tyne and Wear: surveyed in person, drawn to scale and fitted by our own team, whether you are in Gateshead, Sunderland or Newcastle.
Internal screens for Tyne and Wear homes
Tyneside flats and Victorian terraces in Jesmond and Heaton have long, narrow plans where a screen carries light from front to back.
That is why so many enquiries from Gateshead and Sunderland start with the dark room in the middle of the house.
Survey and fitting in Tyne and Wear
Tyne and Wear is roughly 205 miles by road from our Birmingham office. We group surveys by area, so we can usually offer a visit within two weeks of your enquiry. Send us a photo of the opening and a rough size, and we will reply with a guide price before arranging a survey.
Popular uses
- Across the end of a long hallway to borrow light from the back of the house
- Between a kitchen-diner and a front living room in a terrace
Options we offer
- Openings: Fixed, or combined with a single, double, sliding or pivot door
- Fixing: Into a timber or steel sub-frame, plastered reveals or a low wall
- Glass: Toughened safety glass as standard; reeded, acoustic laminated or fire-rated to order
Read more about internal screens or see everything we fit in Tyne and Wear.
Internal screens in Tyne and Wear: questions
Do I need permission for Crittall-style internal screens in Tyne and Wear?
Most internal work needs no planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and fire safety rules apply in three-storey houses and flats.
How soon can you survey in Tyne and Wear?
Usually within two weeks of your enquiry, often sooner. Installation follows roughly 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the drawings.
Can you match the style of homes in Gateshead?
Yes. Tyneside flats and Victorian terraces in Jesmond and Heaton have long, narrow plans where a screen carries light from front to back. We draw the bar layout to suit the proportions of your rooms.