[MassHistPres] Interior storms for Tudor house

[Gretchen Schuler]

Yes.  Try Innerglass Window Systems in Simsbury Connecticut (
https://stormwindows.com/)  .  They are custom made and easy to install -
We have had them for years and also recommended and have been installed by
volunteers at our local Historical Society - as well as some other historic
properties in the Boston area.  They do make a difference.  The measuring
is pretty easy - they have very explicit instructions on how to.....
Good luck,
Gretchen Schuler
Wayland Historic District Commission and Wayland Historical Society
Massachusetts

On Mon, Nov 30, 2020 at 9:16 AM Cathy Breitkreutz <breitkreutz7 at fastmail.fm>
wrote:

> My husband and I just purchased a 1926 Tudor Revival house with diamond
> leaded casements. Most of the second floor windows have interior
> triple-track storm frames but they only have screen panels - no storm
> panels (and the casements are drafty!). Is there a source where we might
> find storm panels to fit? (Age of frames unknown.) Or is our best choice to
> buy a new interior storm system - and does anyone have a recommended
> vendor? We do want both storms and screens.
>
> Thank you!
> Cathy Breitkreutz
> Foxboro, MA
>
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