Planning applicationEDI/26/01415/WINPA

PF 80 Comiston Road Morningside Edinburgh EH10 5QJ

Application ApprovedWindows, Doors & Glazing
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2 April 2026

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10 April 2026

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White uPVC double-glazed sash windows and a rear patio door could replace timber originals, matching the existing pane layout and bay style.

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Application EDI/26/01415/WINPA

PF 80 Comiston Road Morningside Edinburgh EH10 5QJ

Application ApprovedWindows, Doors & GlazingReceived Local authority

White uPVC double-glazed sash windows and a rear patio door could replace timber originals, matching the existing pane layout and bay style.

Reference
EDI/26/01415/WINPA
Address
PF 80 Comiston Road Morningside Edinburgh EH10 5QJ
Status
Application Approved
Category
Windows, Doors & Glazing
Impact scale
2/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9227674
Longitude
-3.2111601

Plain-language summary

White uPVC double-glazed sash windows and a rear patio door could replace timber originals, matching the existing pane layout and bay style.

As filed with the council

Replacing timber, single-glazed sash and case bay, front bedroom window and rear bathroom window, with UVPC doubleglazed sash and case. UVPC sash and case windows will be white in colour, will match the current number, orientation, and colouring of panes, and will match the current astragal bars. However, the exact thickness of the frame may differ slightly from existing wooden sash and case. I am using the 'legacy UPVC sash and case' frame from 'celsius windows'. The rear patio door is also to be replaced. As far as I am aware the rear patio door, and rear bathroom window are covered under 'permissive development', but I have attached photos along of these also.