Window Sills & Skirts

Sills is the general term for the bottom of a window. Sills can be any feature built in or planted on, to emphasise the bottom of the window. Sill mouldings are generally used in the form of a band or skirt, however render to reveals may be also required.

Skirts are the ornate sills that drape down from the window sill. This can be on its own or in the combination of a face fixed or built in sill. Either way, you must allow for the added thickness of the skirt. The shapes are cut out of 25mm thick bands and the pattern is
set out even from the centre with common traits to all. Skirts are typically used for Colonial or Federation styles and can be applied to Modern style homes when used on their own.