On Dec 5, 2:18*pm, Jim K wrote:
On Dec 5, 6:42 am, harry wrote:









On Dec 4, 10:46 pm, Tim Watts wrote:

Hmm - slightly confused...

Last windows I fitted had all mitred beading - the only trick was to get top
+ bottom in first, then the sides.

New windows, every bead is mitred at one end and square cut at the other.

Putting them in looks a bit like the problem where you fold the 4 flaps on a
the top of a box so they are all interlocked. In other words, every bead has
a neighbour under it whilst itself tucks under the other neighbour.

Anyone done beads like this - is there a trick?

Cheers,
Tim

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Prise the longest ones out first from the middle (ie bending them)?

he's trying to get them IN you tit

Jim K

Reverse the process. Not difficult.