Articles by Jeremy Barltrop

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.

This checklist will take you through the essentials of fire safety to ensure that you are compliant with fire regulations to prevent the risk of a fire occurring, or worst case, ensure swift and safe measures are taken in the event of a fire. 

Sticking doors can be an annoying and frustrating issue in any household. Whether it's due to changes in humidity, poor installation, or simply wear and tear, a sticking door can disrupt the flow of daily life. 

Several simple and practical solutions are available for this common problem. This comprehensive guide will explore various methods for stopping doors from sticking and restoring smooth functionality.

Discover everything about parliament hinges, including their uses, benefits, and installation guide. Perfect for doors requiring 180° clearance and style.

Transform your kitchen with a kitchen makeover on a budget. Discover tips and tricks to make your kitchen look luxurious without breaking the bank!

Stormproof hinges are a butt-style hinge commonly used on traditional-style windows to help with weatherproofing. They have 90-degree cranked leaves which help minimise the gap between the window and the frame, thereby protecting the window against the potential damage posed by inclement weather.