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uPVC window sill?
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Can somebody identify what type of sill this window has at the bottom? Normally most windows have a board type sill but this does not.

I was told it was a stub sill but looking at Google these appear to look different. They look like this;

Any ideas?
Thank you

I was told it was a stub sill but looking at Google these appear to look different. They look like this;

Any ideas?
Thank you
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It looks like a stub cill to me. The brickwork might not have much of a fall on it, and is tucking up near the drip, which can't be seen as sealant has been put into the gap.1
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Thanks. Is this a specific type of stub sill? I ask as i cant find any others like on Google. It is 50mm in height.0
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they appear to be 2 different cills from the pics . stub cills are normally 85mm deep and 30mm high . The one on the casement seems bigger than the one on the flush fit . edit ive just read the bit above the flush fit . On the first pic it may have a 45mm flat glued onto the front edge . Just possibly a normal stubby behind it
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