Touchstone Glazing

Touchstone has built an outstanding reputation within the Conservation world for its passion for developing and manufacturing innovative products which offer unique solutions for thermally efficient windows, doors and roof-lights. Our products not only protect the fabric of historic and listed buildings but look nearly indistinguishable from the original whilst offering the best in thermal efficiency. With over 25 years making and repairing stained glass and leaded lights, Touchstone realised there was a need to develop new technologies which offered thermally efficient alternatives.

Drawing on over a quarter of a century of experience in the craft of stained glass and a profound knowledge of what is crucial to make a good window. We believe we have created windows and doors which looks as beautiful and attractive as the original whilst offering the absolute best of insulating properties and protecting the delicate fabric of the buildings making them ideal for listed buildings. Touchstone Glazing Solutions and it's sister company Design Glass are based in Brighouse, West Yorkshire.

Our double glazed units have been manufactured and installed in family homes around the UK. Listed or not, our windows can look fantastic in any property. If you would like more information regarding a particular residential project then please get in contact. We have more images, drawings and plans available to assist you with your residential project and will be happy to help. You can enquire here.

We offer informal CPD workshop visits which will showcase age old skills such as leaded light manufacture/repair and painted & fired work necessary for maintaining and refurbishing historic windows. Alongside this you will see our new innovation in double glazing which allows historic buildings to be upgraded to modern insulation standards whilst protecting the fabric of the building and maintaining the beauty and subtly of the of the original. We aim to provide innovative glazing solutions for Architects and Specifiers who particularly work on historic buildings.