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Ordered window with wrong sill - how to fit deeper one?
Bought a standard softwood casement (from Jeld-Wen cat. I think) but
messed up by assuming sill size was amount of sill projecting from frame when it meant front-to-back measurement. Now need to replace the 'stub' sill with a full depth one. Should I dismantle, plant a new piece of timber on or, with moderate skills only with plane etc. take it to a joinery to get it sorted? Thanks for any polite advice. Peter |
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