Options for Bricked up Window Eyesore
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2018 3:48 pm
Hi,
I've an issue with my house. the Previous owner converted the shower room in to an office and had a window put in. When she became elderly, they bricked this up and made it in to a shower room again. Where you stand in the shower would be right infront of a window if I replaced this (this room faces the street so the neighbours would see, not ideal)
The bricked up window is very visible and makes the front a bit of an eyesore. So my query is, what are my options?
I presume the most distructive would be knocking the bricks out and replacing them with bricks a closer match and have these keyed in better? I'm presuming this would still be noticable though...
Would staining the bricks be any better?
Rendering isnt really an option as no other houses have this on the street and the ones I've seen dont look great.
[img]http://www.aquariusdoors.co.uk/sharedimages/FRONT.jpg[/img]
Thanks in Advance for any suggestions.
I've an issue with my house. the Previous owner converted the shower room in to an office and had a window put in. When she became elderly, they bricked this up and made it in to a shower room again. Where you stand in the shower would be right infront of a window if I replaced this (this room faces the street so the neighbours would see, not ideal)
The bricked up window is very visible and makes the front a bit of an eyesore. So my query is, what are my options?
I presume the most distructive would be knocking the bricks out and replacing them with bricks a closer match and have these keyed in better? I'm presuming this would still be noticable though...
Would staining the bricks be any better?
Rendering isnt really an option as no other houses have this on the street and the ones I've seen dont look great.
[img]http://www.aquariusdoors.co.uk/sharedimages/FRONT.jpg[/img]
Thanks in Advance for any suggestions.