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Bank House window plan specifies timber slimline double glazing

The plan would replace single-glazed sashes at 13 Market Square with timber, slimline heritage double glazing; it remains undecided.

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City Scope Scottish Borders29 September 2026 1 min read
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A Scottish Borders Council application proposes replacing the single-glazed sash windows at Bank House, 13 Market Square, Melrose, with timber, slimline heritage double-glazed sashes.

The specified combination of timber and a slim profile is the proposal's defining design detail. The CityScope dossier lists separate drawings for the proposed windows and their details.

Planning document preview for application 26/01459/LBC, at Bank House 13 Market Square Melrose Scottish Borders TD6 9PQ, showing A LOCATION PLAN, page 1
Location plan, page 1 - council planning preview for 26/01459/LBC.

The application was received and validated on 29 September 2026 and remains Registered; no decision is recorded.

Planning document preview for application 26/01459/LBC, at Bank House 13 Market Square Melrose Scottish Borders TD6 9PQ, showing PROPOSED WINDOW DETAILS, page 1
PROPOSED WINDOW DETAILS, page 1 - council planning preview for 26/01459/LBC.
Planning document preview for application 26/01459/LBC, at Bank House 13 Market Square Melrose Scottish Borders TD6 9PQ, showing PROPOSED WINDOWS, page 1
PROPOSED WINDOWS, page 1 - council planning preview for 26/01459/LBC.

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