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UPVC Replacement Windows... Surely this cant be right?
guv wrote:
Ive just had replacement UPVC windows and doors fitted throughout the house. We chose a local supplier/fitter based on price and recommendations. They weren't the cheapest - and even had Anglian come back and undercut their price. Anyway, now they are fitted, I cant help think we've made an enormous mistake. The Very large Patio door was replaced with French Doors. 2 Doors and 2 side panels. When the doors are pulled shut, the whole frame vibrates. The frame at the top and bottom physically move. The same applies on the Front door as well. I've come across this more than once. People ask me to fill cracks around patio doors & I point out the movement & tell them there is no point in filling it until they stop the movement. IMO the problem is that the fitters don't want to fix through the top of the frame because of the lintel, which could cause them a problem. -- Dave The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk 01634 717930 07850 597257 |
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