Advice on Window Frame Measurements Please.....

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Although my house was fully double glazed when I moved in , there is 1 small wooden frame in the upstairs wc. As it is small, I intend to replace it with a upvc frame and fit it myself. I have measured it from brick to brick as per advice on other threads but the only problem I can see is that the height measurement will take into account the old sill. When I order the new frame, do I need to order it minus the thickness of the new upvc sill ?

Any help on this would be much appreciated as I have never fitted a window frame before. :confused:
 
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When you order the window make sure you tell them that the total height measurement you give them is " including the cill " and as long as you have measured from the brick/stone at the bottom to the brick/stone at the top you will be ok.
 
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Don't forget it is normal to knock off around 10mm from the measurements. This is to allow for any run out in the brickwork, unlike wooden frames you can't plane a bit off to make it fit or level.
 

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