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Double glazing question

Canaboid · 2007-02-12 14:44:06

I have a couple of double glazed windows in a conservatory which are "cloudy", i.e. traces of condensation between the panes. I'm assuming a seal of some sort has failed. Is this something that can be fixed and, if so, any suggestions as to who could do the work. Thanks.

12-02-2007 2:44pm

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I have a couple of double glazed windows in a conservatory which are "cloudy", i.e. traces of condensation between the panes. I'm assuming a seal of some sort has failed. Is this something that can be fixed and, if so, any suggestions as to who could do the work.

Thanks.

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#2 12-02-2007 4:09pm

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I had a similar problem last year. When I checked I was told that the seal was broken and when I checked further I found that you could not really get these units fixed and just got a new unit instead.

Price around though. I found a huge difference in prices from different people / companies.

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