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This is a top hung DG window frame in pine - possible someone like Magnet as the source. It's done 23 years so I perhaps should be grateful that just one of the six in the extension has deteriorated.
It's the bottom bar (of course!.) The rotted area is some 12" x 1" x 1" - that of course is at least !! I see 5 options 1 See if there is a replacement frame on the market - suspect unlikely 2 Get the local joiner to build a new frame 3 Build a new one myself 4 Cut out and patch with wood 5 Cut out and patch with car body filler while perhaps I do #3 over the winter. Replacing the bottom bar is really a no-no as the frame will have to be out of the window for a period and this window faces the main road. How good is body filler for this type of bodge ? My thinking would be to anchor it to some screws into the less rotten wood. Rob |
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