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Need to remove and then reinsert a upv sash window

dacouch
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Hi, I'm helping a friend move and he will need to remove his downstairs upv sash window for some of the furniture to be removed.
I know how to remove and reinsert a wooden UPV window.
Does anyone have any tips.
I have some photos of the window if required
Thanks
I know how to remove and reinsert a wooden UPV window.
Does anyone have any tips.
I have some photos of the window if required
Thanks
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Hi, I'm helping a friend move and he will need to remove his downstairs upv sash window for some of the furniture to be removed.
I know how to remove and reinsert a wooden UPV window.
Does anyone have any tips.
I have some photos of the window if required
Thanks
What kind of fixings have they used? If you open one of the sashes look for the fixings. Pics would be good.0 -
Hi, I'm helping a friend move and he will need to remove his downstairs upv sash window for some of the furniture to be removed.
I know how to remove and reinsert a wooden UPV window.
Does anyone have any tips.
I have some photos of the window if required
Thanks
??what is a wooden upv window??I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed0 -
Could be white ali on a timber frame maybe?0
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Sorry I should have said "UPVc Sash Window", I'll post the pics in a moment0
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It will be easier taking down the chimney of the house opposite0
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Are they difficult then ?
I've only ever removed one and it was a beatch.
That was 10 years ago, maybe that window will be easy?
Best place to ask is here:
http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=18
Good luck.0 -
Best of luck, might be easier taking the front or back door off it's hinges if that's an option0
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