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Subject: Re: Window seals

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Paul W
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Date Posted: 04:55:58 21/01/2009 Wed
In reply to: jack bean 's message, "Window seals" on 07:32:08 17/01/2009 Sat

Jack
If the seals are to opening, sliding windows my previous advice was:
"I would guess your frames are similar & same original supplier as those on my 8m. Check-out http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/ . I ordered online, FWR148 for the channels and OWS783 for the sliding seal. They are not cheap but the perfect replacement. One word of warning, once out of the superstructure the window frames have to be split at the mitres which, for us, was a pig 'cos they were secured by rusted mild steel screws."
If the glazing is fixed I'm sure that the same supplier stocks a suitable rubber section. Good luck!
PW

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>Jack >If the seals are to opening, sliding windows my >previous advice was: > "I would guess your frames are similar & same >original supplier as those on my 8m. Check-out <a >rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/">http://www.sealsdi >rect.co.uk/</a> . I ordered online, FWR148 for the >channels and OWS783 for the sliding seal. They are not >cheap but the perfect replacement. One word of >warning, once out of the superstructure the window >frames have to be split at the mitres which, for us, >was a pig 'cos they were secured by rusted mild steel >screws." >If the glazing is fixed I'm sure that the same >supplier stocks a suitable rubber section. Good luck! >PW

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