Pain in the Glass

Reviews of The Window Sash Bible

• The book's breadth of knowledge is impressive, as is the detailed table of contents, index, glossary, bibliography, and source list for window parts.
  —The Journal of Light Construction
  
  

Classic 6/6 Double-hung Sash
• …no-nonsense, non-jargony advice for how to repair and care for wood windows. There is no mistaking Jordan's passion for his subject or his extensive, hands-on knowledge…
  —Preservation Leadership Forum Blog of the National Trust for Historic Preservation
  
  
• …nice job of of adding to the body of window knowledge. His glossary and bibliographies are also well done.
  —PTN news (Preservation Trades Network)
  
  
• Liberally illustrated with clear diagrams, photos, and step-by-step instructions, The Window Sash Bible promotes environmentally friendly solutions…
  —The Landmark Society of Western New York
  
  
• Packed to the covers with practical, hands-on instruction and years of on-the-job experience, whether you’re an old hand at windows or just beginning, Steve will teach you something new on most any page of this clear and enjoyable guide.
  —Gordon Bock, Co-author of the The Vintage House (www.vintagehousebook.com,) Former Editor-in-chief, Old-House Journal
  
  
• The writing is superb…
  —G.K.
  
  
• …as a teacher, I am thrilled to see this.
  — M.M.
  
  
• Jordan is an advocate for not only the consumer, but also for a common-sense approach to window maintenance that resonates with the reader.
  —Wayne Goodman, Executive Director, The Landmark Society of Western New York
  
  
• I am particularly happy to see something of substance on the history of windows.
  —J.S.
  
  
• …a complete and thorough take-out on the subject of restoring old wood windows.
  —CL