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Screwed shut windows
Spoonhead88
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I know it's a bit last minute, but I'm having a dormer window replaced tomorrow. The reason I'm getting it replaced is one opening doesn't open, and the other wouldn't stay closed. I just remembered with all the winds with have been having recently, I had to use a load of screws to stop the window blowing open. Will this cause any issues for the window replacers?
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shouldn't really be a problem
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I am sure they can undo screws if they need to.
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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They will just use a wrecking bar and/or sledgehammer if necessary.0
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That's a bit old fashioned.chrisw said:They will just use a wrecking bar and/or sledgehammer if necessary.
They often use an oscillating multi-tool, with a blade that will go between window casement and frame. It will rip through the screws/nails easily.0
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