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conservatory frame out by a few degrees

meanmachine3 · 2007-11-09 11:30:07

just wondering if any one can help. i'm getting a new conservatory built and just noticed that from the bottom of the frame to the top is out by a few degrees.i wouldn't have an idea about building or construction.can anyone tell me if this is normal/acceptable or is it a problem. any help would be appreciated.

09-11-2007 11:30am

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meanmachine3

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just wondering if any one can help.
i'm getting a new conservatory built and just noticed that from the bottom of the frame to the top is out by a few degrees.i wouldn't have an idea about building or construction.can anyone tell me if this is normal/acceptable or is it a problem.
any help would be appreciated.

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#2 28-11-2007 9:18pm

smashey

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I didn't see this one.

By a few degrees, how many do you mean approxiametely and what difference does it make height wise to the conservatory?

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