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Completely conflicting advice on pvc windows!!!

26-10-2014 10:48pm

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#2 27-10-2014 12:57am

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Unless he meant he couldnt unless he removed the plasterboard?

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#3 27-10-2014 12:13pm

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If you remove the plaster on the revels then you can tape them up and replaster.
On a side note there have been quite a few issues with 3g tilt and turn windows due to the weight of them. Rep for a well known company told me to stay away from this kind of opening so went for casement instead.

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#4 27-10-2014 12:24pm

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i too have single glazed so new frames ,need to get escape window fitted into bedroom for exit on to flat roof and looking for advice also.

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#5 27-10-2014 12:32pm

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You can use a side opening window as a fire escape but it has to open straight out like a patio door and be wide enough to get out and has to be at the correct height of the floor.

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#7 27-10-2014 3:39pm

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floor height wont or cannot matter as there is a rad slightly underneath but window has to be nice and wide for regular traffic in and out of window.cheers.

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