New pvc windows installed but do they look right?
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Sodlin71
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New pvc windows installed but do they look right?

by Sodlin71 » Sat Feb 06, 2021 4:41 pm

Just had new pvc insert fitted does this plastic bit at the front look right , it’s about 6 inches high
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Re: New pvc windows installed but do they look right?

by stoneyboy » Sun Feb 07, 2021 10:47 pm

Hi sodlin71
Looks like someone has not measured the height of the opening correctly and has had to fit a filler.
Get the installer back to fit a full height window.
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Re: New pvc windows installed but do they look right?

by Sodlin71 » Mon Feb 08, 2021 12:00 am

My wife was told we were having window inserts ? They told her it’s easier than fitting and chopping out old sash windows , but the bottom doesn’t look . With inserts would you chop out the old wooden sill because if this was done and right size windows I would not have that plastic bit at the bottom ? Am I correct in what I’m thinking , Regards Shaun

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Re: New pvc windows installed but do they look right?

by stoneyboy » Mon Feb 08, 2021 10:00 pm

Hi sodlin71
Unfortunately it would seem you have agreed to have the new windows fitted into the old window frame. This has saved the cost of removing the old frame and making good especially where the weight boxes are. Removing the sill only would have been difficult because the sides would then have been short.
You’re probably stuck with it unless you pay again.
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