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Planning saying windows glazing bars not acceptable
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Appeal the decision and point the council to their previous decision.
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flashg67 said:Maybe they mean each section will be seperate glazed units rather than one piece with stuck on bars - shouldn't be hugely more expensive though?
Instead of one larger double glazed unit costing maybe £250, there might be six or eight smaller ones costing maybe £150 each. Plus bespoke items always cost a lot more than standard ones.0 -
I imagine Planning objected to OPs windows because they had JUST astragal (stuck on) bars, which do look odd. If they (or new OP) had Geogian bars internally with astragal bars outside, planning would be happy. It would not cost much more, as it is ONE sealed DG unit divided internally.0
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