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Window condensation

Red1963 · 2022-04-11 20:28:15

Hi folks. Looking for solutions for aluminium windows fogging up between the panes.

11-04-2022 8:28pm

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Hi folks. Looking for solutions for aluminium windows fogging up between the panes.
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#2 11-04-2022 9:53pm

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Probably need to Replace them. How old are they?

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Red1963

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13 years old.

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Follow up from the above question.
Triple glazing, 10 years old. Very windy site. A small amount of condensation has recently appeared between the outside and middle panes of glass so I assume there's a small leak in the seal.. It's nothing like as bad as that shown in the OP's photo, but I'm wondering if it's worth geting replaced or repaired, or if its effects will be negligible, just as long as the gap between the inner two glass sheets remains airtight. All views welcome! Thanks.

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