Old solid oak window from the early 20th century.

Large workshop windows in solid oak – Early 20th century. Large frames of old windows in solid oak, ideal for creating an indoor glasshouse, a workshop-style room divider, or an elegant partition that brings in beautiful, diffused light. Each element has a unique architectural charm with a fixed arched transom at the top, above a set of windows. • Composition per frame: 2 opening sashes + 1 fixed side panel + 1 large arched upper transom. • Joinery: Robust solid oak of very fine quality, original cast/forged iron hardware and locks preserved on the opening sashes. • Condition: Sold "as is" with a superb original patina. The wooden structures are sound and the glazing is intact. A light cleaning or sandblasting may be required depending on the desired finish (raw, varnished, or painted). Total dimensions (with frame): * Width: 170 cm. • Height: 178 cm. • Frame thickness: 13.5 cm. Dimensions of the elements: * Thickness of the windows alone: 5 cm. • Opening part (2 sashes): W 103 cm × H 121 cm. • Fixed side panel: W 53 cm × H 121 cm. Note: Ideal for a high-end renovation project, loft, or country house. Please note: I have 4 windows in stock. Consider sandblasting or stripping to achieve the natural oak finish if you want uniform windows or leave them as they are.