I just added 2 windows to a new project, and instead of standard cills went
to window supplier and got hold of extra deep (180mm) cills.

They fitted recess perfectly.

However at the time he did not have end caps .."they are on the van"

3 months later still no end caps, and he can't tell me what make the cills
are.

I know they are not Profile 22 as checked them .............. anybody know
what profile these are, the big difference is that the leading edge has a
more pronounced chamfered step, whereas profile 22 has a straight step.
I have upload a pic that show the profile that I need end cap for and for
comparison a standard end cap for profile 22.

The cill only protrudes about 30mm past reveal ... but need something that
matches the shape .... probably having to go and make something, but thought
I'd try the knowledge bank here first.

http://s771.photobucket.com/albums/x...t=DSCF0129.jpg

"Rick Hughes" wrote in message
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I just added 2 windows to a new project, and instead of standard cills went
to window supplier and got hold of extra deep (180mm) cills.

They fitted recess perfectly.

However at the time he did not have end caps .."they are on the van"

3 months later still no end caps, and he can't tell me what make the cills
are.

I know they are not Profile 22 as checked them .............. anybody know
what profile these are, the big difference is that the leading edge has a
more pronounced chamfered step, whereas profile 22 has a straight step.
I have upload a pic that show the profile that I need end cap for and for
comparison a standard end cap for profile 22.

The cill only protrudes about 30mm past reveal ... but need something that
matches the shape .... probably having to go and make something, but
thought I'd try the knowledge bank here first.

http://s771.photobucket.com/albums/x...t=DSCF0129.jpg

No help to you, I'm afraid, but could you tell me how deep the cill is?
I am sizing window openings on a new build and need to know how much to add
to the window height.

On 3 Mar, 16:14, "David WE Roberts"
wrote:
"Rick Hughes" wrote in message

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I just added 2 windows to a new project, and instead of standard cills went
to window supplier and got hold of extra deep (180mm) cills.

They fitted recess perfectly.

However at the time he did not have end caps .."they are on the van"

3 months later still no end caps, and he can't tell me what make the cills
are.

I know they are not Profile 22 as checked them .............. anybody know
what profile these are, the big difference is that the leading edge has a
more pronounced chamfered step, whereas profile 22 has a straight step.
I have upload a pic that show the profile that I need end cap for and for
comparison a standard end cap for profile 22.

The cill only protrudes about 30mm past reveal ... but need something that
matches the shape .... probably having to go and make something, but
thought I'd try the knowledge bank here first.

http://s771.photobucket.com/albums/x...n=view&current...

No help to you, I'm afraid, but could you tell me how deep the cill is?
I am sizing window openings on a new build and need to know how much to add
to the window height.

Its always been 30mm high when I've done windows. Thats screwfix, B&Q
and local window manufacturer.
But, still best to check !
Simon.

No help to you, I'm afraid, but could you tell me how deep the cill is?
I am sizing window openings on a new build and need to know how much to
add to the window height.
the depth is pretty standard on cills ...30mm.

remember to allow 10mm under cill, that allows accurate leveling ... then
and at least 5mm on each side & top.

You fix & wedge in place, there should be slight gap all round ...

"Rick Hughes" wrote in message
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No help to you, I'm afraid, but could you tell me how deep the cill is?
I am sizing window openings on a new build and need to know how much to
add to the window height.
the depth is pretty standard on cills ...30mm.

remember to allow 10mm under cill, that allows accurate leveling ... then
and at least 5mm on each side & top.

You fix & wedge in place, there should be slight gap all round ...
Thanks - very helpful :-)