larder / storage space window grill

xyz123

hi

we have a small larder underneath the stairs. the window on the outside is quite dmaged as you can see in the photo.

http://i1292.photobucket.com/albums/b576/lat321/IMAG0504_zpse011fe91.jpg

any idea where can i find some sort of a metal grill 9any other suggessions welcome) to fix it on the oustide, flush to the wall. and how do i fix it? do i just use some silicone?

ta

olias

Can't really tell from your pic, but is the frame ok and is it just the mesh that is damaged?
You should be able to get some suitable mesh in any of the main diy sheds.

Olias

cyclonebri1

xyz123 wrote: »

hi

we have a small larder underneath the stairs. the window on the outside is quite dmaged as you can see in the photo.

http://i1292.photobucket.com/albums/b576/lat321/IMAG0504_zpse011fe91.jpg

any idea where can i find some sort of a metal grill 9any other suggessions welcome) to fix it on the oustide, flush to the wall. and how do i fix it? do i just use some silicone?

ta

Quite damaged???, it destroyed beyond imagination.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It does look like some sort of fly mesh over an old wooden window to be honest.

Do you mean you don't want to replace the window, simply install a grill for security??

If so a simple online search for window security grills will provide you with suppliers details

Mallotum_X

Do you need the "window"?

I would consider just bricking it up possibly adding a single airbrick for ventilation.

xyz123

the "window" in the photo is set back from the edge of the wall. there is metal louvre on the inside and i was looking to do something similar on outsite without touching the damanged window!

cyclonebri1

Without being offensive it looks awful as it is.

What are you trying to achieve?, ventilation or security?

I can think of lots of different ways to do it from using Ikea pan supports to hardware store mesh and stainless grill panels. All would need a subframe screwing in place flush with the wall.