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John Rumm wrote:
Probably true in some cases, but I have some sympathy with him on
this one. Other than cost, I can't see that PVC has any real
advantages over a decent hardwood frame. Many PVC windows seem to
get replaced within 20 years as well.

But this may be as much cultural as anything else: you now replace
things because you want a fresh look or something different, not
because the old is worn out.

I wonder if Mr Howell lectures customers who want perfectly good
kitchens ripped out and replaced in similar vein?

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