Architectural drawing of two door types, DT-K and DT-L, showing detailed window and arch designs with measurements and labels.

Twyford Abbey

Twyford Abbey is a Grade II-listed, early 19th-century Gothic revival mansion in Ealing, west London, that is currently undergoing redevelopment into a residential community. The house was listed in January 1973, most likely in response to a request from the Alexian order owners to have it demolished. The order abandoned it in 1988, and it has slowly fallen into neglect ever since.

Heritage has been asked to look at recreating some of the complex existing doors on site, in both standard and FD30S fire rated versions.

The doors with their complicated astragal beading toplights present a complex challenge but one that can be met with Heritage’s experience in supplying replica fire doors into the listed building s.

A large castle-like building with turrets and arched windows, situated on a well-maintained lawn with trees framing the scene and a blue sky overhead.
Blueprint of two reproduction doors, Door Type DT-H on the left and Door Type DT-J on the right, with detailed measurements and design elements.
Architectural drawing of two door types, DT-K and DT-L, with detailed measurements and curved window designs at the top; each door has glass panels and arched windows with decorative framing.