Dear All,
I am trying to reproduce the draft-stripping effect of this particular
system
http://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindo...ndowrenovation

http://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindo...weatherfinpile

or a similar system.
Has anyone got
a) a source of material (ie the actual brush based strip -
particularly the specialist parting bead)
b) any tips as to how it can best be done?
I am situated in Anglesey.
Chris

On Aug 7, 6:29 pm, wrote:
Dear All,
I am trying to reproduce the draft-stripping effect of this particular
systemhttp://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindowrenovation/artsashwindowrenovation

http://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindo...alinfo/weather...

or a similar system.
Has anyone got
a) a source of material (ie the actual brush based strip -
particularly the specialist parting bead)
b) any tips as to how it can best be done?
I am situated in Anglesey.
Chris

www.reddiseals.co.uk

Just in the process of fitting their parting and staff beads to a
houseful of windows - works well.

A

On Aug 7, 6:29 pm, wrote:
Dear All,
I am trying to reproduce the draft-stripping effect of this particular
systemhttp://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindowrenovation/artsashwindowrenovation

http://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindo...alinfo/weather...

or a similar system.
Has anyone got
a) a source of material (ie the actual brush based strip -
particularly the specialist parting bead)
b) any tips as to how it can best be done?
I am situated in Anglesey.
Chris

Should have said - we're using the timber beads with the brush strip.
The plastic parting beads look better, but they need the channel in
the frame to be exactly the right size. The wooden ones can be planed
to fit.

A

In article . com,
writes
On Aug 7, 6:29 pm, wrote:
Dear All,
I am trying to reproduce the draft-stripping effect of this particular
systemhttp://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindowrenovation/artsashwindowrenovatio
n

http://www.ventrolla.co.uk/sashwindo...alinfo/weather...

or a similar system.
Has anyone got
a) a source of material (ie the actual brush based strip -
particularly the specialist parting bead)
b) any tips as to how it can best be done?
I am situated in Anglesey.
Chris

www.reddiseals.co.uk

Just in the process of fitting their parting and staff beads to a
houseful of windows - works well.

Very nice site, thanks for the tip.

I'm assuming the channel in the wooden parting bead faces out to seal the
upper sash but that makes it very noticeable if used for the full length. I
wonder if a) only using the sealing bead at the top and a plain one at the
bottom or b) using the bead outward facing for the top section and reverse
it for the bottom half would be a good way round that. How are you doing
it?
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