Condensation between window panes

mrsmsebastian

Hi All,
We have 3 windows in the house that suffer from condensation not only on the inside of the windows but also in between the window panes. I noticed some of the seal are slightly coming off too, I wonder if the window is still repairable or does it need a total replacement?

Alter_ego

Replacing the sealed unit is an option

EssexExile

Yes, replacing the sealed units will get rid of the misting between the panes and probably help with the inside too. New seals can be fitted at the same time. None of this is expensive, look for local double glazing repair companies..

neilmcl

mrsmsebastian said:

Hi All,
We have 3 windows in the house that suffer from condensation not only on the inside of the windows but also in between the window panes. I noticed some of the seal are slightly coming off too, I wonder if the window is still repairable or does it need a total replacement?

The unit has blown so the only thing you can do now is replace it. You should have local glass firms that can replace just the units.

Jeepers_Creepers

You might even find a 'MrMisty' type operation in your locality who specialise in replacing just the sealed glazing units. They should be familiar with just about every type of fitting so should be able to handle this quickly and easily. 

But no harm in asking local window installers too - they might be happy to do a quick repair like this between larger jobs. 

Try asking on Facebook Marketplace for recommendations?

[Deleted User]

Hi,

if you measure up and get replacement units made locally, you can DIY.

mrsmsebastian

EssexExile said:

Yes, replacing the sealed units will get rid of the misting between the panes and probably help with the inside too. New seals can be fitted at the same time. None of this is expensive, look for local double glazing repair companies..

sorry for being daft - is it the whole glass unit that needs replacement or just the black seal around it?

Browntoa

The whole glass , window framing is popped off from the Inside , old units removed and new one popped in, frame clipped back round

EssexExile

What browntoa says, both sheets of glass and the spacers between all come as a sealed unit. Easy to remove and replace.

neilmcl

mrsmsebastian said:

EssexExile said:

Yes, replacing the sealed units will get rid of the misting between the panes and probably help with the inside too. New seals can be fitted at the same time. None of this is expensive, look for local double glazing repair companies..

sorry for being daft - is it the whole glass unit that needs replacement or just the black seal around it?

As stated , the whole glass unit. These can easily be done by a local glass/window repair fitter if you have one nearby. They just need to match the size and style of window.

mrsmsebastian

Browntoa said:

The whole glass , window framing is popped off from the Inside , old units removed and new one popped in, frame clipped back round

thank you so much!