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Double Glazing frame loose
Hi all I decided to re silicone the inside of my double glazed window as i could feel a draught. I have just noticed that the top of the frame (silicone needs replacing) pushes outwards by 3-4 mm when i push on it. This is enough for me to hear the traffic clearer and for a draught to occur. I cannot see any fixing screws around the framework and wonder how the frame is fixed to the brickwork as i need to secure the top. When i open the window and look into the frame around it, i only see screws that secure the slides etc. Will these go through to the brick work?. Seems a thick one but i honestly never had any need to know until now. Thanks Andy |
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