Articles by Jeremy Barltrop

With the rising cost of living, more homeowners are seeking affordable ways to renovate their homes on a budget. Whether it’s the kitchen, bathroom, or living room, every corner of your home deserves an upgrade without the implications of a hefty price tag. The good news is that achieving the goal of a stunning renovation doesn’t have to drain your bank account. With a bit of careful planning, you can transform your home for less than you’d expect. 

Our experts at G Johns & Sons share their top tips for giving your home a stylish new look without spending a fortune. 

Explore the vital role of windows in securing your home. G Johns provides expert advice on enhancing your home’s safety and security.

Explore a comprehensive guide to a range of door handles and hardware to suit your home's needs and style preferences.

G Johns & Sons compares the ironmongery of modern new-build homes with Victorian-era homes to highlight the evolution from detailed craftsmanship to efficiency and innovation, reflecting design, materials, and functionality changes over time.

Find out how to deter burglars by securing your home this summer. Protect your home from being targeted with security tips on your doors and windows.

The security of your home begins at the front door, so choosing the right lock is crucial. With various types of locks available on the market, selecting the best one for your needs, can be daunting. 

G Johns and Sons will explain the different types of locks and any important considerations and provide tips to help you make an informed decision about top-notch front door security.

For this blog post, Architectural Ironmonger Jeremy Barltrop reveals the bestselling items at G Johns & Sons. Our top-selling products have been chosen time and time again for their quality, reliability, and exceptional performance, whether you're a professional tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast. 

Architectural Ironmonger Jeremy Barltrop, from G Johns & Sons, a leading Ironmonger, takes us on a journey to discover the metal that built Britain.