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Inform Guide: Rot in Timber

INFORM guide on identifying rot and repair and maintenance in historic Scottish buildings.

Inform Guide: Stone Floors

This INFORM guide outlines, dating structure, repair and maintenance.

Inform Guide: Structural Cracks

INFORM guide on recognising and diagnosing various types of settlement cracks.

Inform Guide: Structural Joinery

This INFORM guide covers the survey, inspection and repair options associated with structural joinery.

Inform Guide: Terracotta and Faience

INFORM guide on the conservation and maintenance of terracotta and faience.

Inform Guide: Thatched Roofs

This INFORM guide gives information on thatch as a roofing material on traditional/vernacular buildings.

Inform Guide: The Maintenance of Cast Iron Rainwater Goods

INFORM guide giving a brief history of rainwater goods and guidance on common problems, causes and maintenance.

Inform Guide: The Maintenance of Iron Gates and Railings

INFORM guide with advice on maintaining and repairing iron gates and railings.

Inform Guide: Timber Floors

This INFORM guide covers the basic aspects of construction and care of timber floors.

Inform Guide: Timber Staircases

This INFORM guide covers the construction of timber staircases and issues associated with their repair and maintenance.

Inform Guide: Timber Window Shutters

This INFORM guide highlights the benefits of traditional wooden window shutters.

Inform Guide: Ventilation in Traditional Houses

INFORM guide on the importance of ventilation in a traditionally built structure.

Ingram Centre, Kilmarnock

Adapting a vacant key town centre building into an innovative business centre.

Innerpeffray Chapel Statement of Significance

HES Statements of Significance are documents outlining the history and development of Scotland's Properties in Care. This SoS outlines the key features of Innerpeffray Chapel.

Intangible Cultural Heritage Policy Statement

This statement set out what Intangible Cultural Heritage means, how it relates to the historic environment, and how HES will work with it over the coming years