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pvc Window Drainage Holes - Wrong Place

danjo-xx · 2011-07-24 21:32:25

They were made at the back of frame instead of front, so have drilled a few holes at front as shown. Just wondering is it necessary to seal up inner slots that were cut.

24-07-2011 9:32pm

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They were made at the back of frame instead of front, so have drilled a few holes at front as shown. Just wondering is it necessary to seal up inner slots that were cut.

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#2 25-07-2011 3:22pm

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That window is installed the wrong way around.

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#3 25-07-2011 8:16pm

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installed the wrong way. sash usually opens out they probably just turned it and stuck a weather drip over the front (or back) to throw out the water. looks like there is a pole pretty tight to the window maybe it was intruding on the window opening. good idea driling holes dont think it will make much difference sealing the original holes. it is not an ideal situation really.

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#4 26-07-2011 5:25pm

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Its not installed the wrong way lads, its a fire escape type window and have another one in the back. The pole is not near it. Just wondered if I should seal up inside drain slots. There no water residue so might just leave well enuf alone.

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