Stained glass restoration in Brockley SE4 Malpas Road

We have the opportunity to restore this unusual stained glass door. It is very normal in old doers to have panels bowed with broken joints and letting the rain get through. The best advice we always give is to create a new lead structure as we did in this case also add some reinforcement bars across which are placed internally. 

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