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Double-glazing condensation

dahamsta · 2007-01-12 20:15:22

There's condensation between the panes in one of the windows in my house, is it possible to get rid of without getting a window guy in, or am I stuck with it? adam

12-01-2007 8:15pm

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dahamsta

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There's condensation between the panes in one of the windows in my house, is it possible to get rid of without getting a window guy in, or am I stuck with it?

adam

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#2 12-01-2007 10:21pm

Corkey123

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Afraid not Adam. The seal is broken in the unit and will have to be replaced if you are to get rid of the condensation.

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#3 12-01-2007 10:29pm

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I've the same problem with a sliding door setup. I get condensation between the panes, more outside noise getting into the room, and the room is somewhat colder than the other rooms. Replacing the whole thing seems to be the only option, tbh. Lots of €.

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#4 13-01-2007 1:28am

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Fair enough lads, thanks. Not my house, so it'll sit!

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