Hi,
We have moved into a house that has some very poorly installed UPVC windows on the newish extension. On one of the windows, the side bead has not been installed and so when the wind kicks up, you can hear the wind coming through the gaps.
I am struggling to find out where these windows are from as there are no markings on them at all. I have pulled off some of the beading and this looks as follows:
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Can anyone identify this and advise on where I can get replacement beading from?
The original property also has Georgian style windows, the bars are built into the glass. On the extension, the windows they have installed do not have this but to get them to look similar, the previous owners did a DIY job with stuck on trim. As you can see this doesn't look great.
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I have looked at replacing the glass but this is too costly as I have lots of other things I need to do before this. What do you think I should do? Try a DIY job again but spend some time getting it much neater or are there alternatives I can look at?
Thanks for your help!
We have moved into a house that has some very poorly installed UPVC windows on the newish extension. On one of the windows, the side bead has not been installed and so when the wind kicks up, you can hear the wind coming through the gaps.
I am struggling to find out where these windows are from as there are no markings on them at all. I have pulled off some of the beading and this looks as follows:
//media.diynot.com/215000_214963_74168_59478542_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/215000_214963_74169_64019111_thumb.jpg
Can anyone identify this and advise on where I can get replacement beading from?
The original property also has Georgian style windows, the bars are built into the glass. On the extension, the windows they have installed do not have this but to get them to look similar, the previous owners did a DIY job with stuck on trim. As you can see this doesn't look great.
//media.diynot.com/215000_214963_74170_51445775_thumb.jpg
I have looked at replacing the glass but this is too costly as I have lots of other things I need to do before this. What do you think I should do? Try a DIY job again but spend some time getting it much neater or are there alternatives I can look at?
Thanks for your help!