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Just had a wooden casement cottage style window installed, 20/24mm
double glazed units were put in on site by builder. It doesn't appear that he has used putty - is this normal? There appears to be some glue or sealant between the beading on the outside and the glass but that's about it. It does give the window a very neat appearance, particularly on the inside where there is nothing between wooden frame and glass, well nothing visible. |
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