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Sounds like you have toughend glass which often leaves a rippley effect

I have recently fitted secondary in a listed house, we get ours from granada look the up they have a website, it is a nice product

if you do mean the face drain covers then the windows should already have the slots routed into to them ready for you to push the covers into,if they are not there and it is a face drain window you will have probs the frame will fill up with water in a while. :shock:

I do not agree, yes they say it is good practice to fit windows with tricklevents but i assume they replaced one window and the house is not a new biuld or extension so they do not have to fit vents and what a waste of time they are, you pay all the money for upvc k glass and then have a great...

Exactly like outlaw has just posted, and i was not telling them how to break in(just as well smash the window) i was telling them how to take the euro out, ........ you still have to turn the locking mech so it opens so unless you know what you are doing it is not really that quick and easy imo

With all the stuff in the press recently about the problems with euro's i do not think they need to be told by us how to snap a euro

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I assume that the instructions would be for fitting into new work otherwise you would have to hack the plaster of the reveals, if i was fitting i would fix straight to the brickwork.

Go for a composite door, looks like wood(sort of) no maintenance and you get the multipoint locks, and yes i think composite doors are getting better.upvc panel doors are a cheaper alternative but one kick and the panel is on the floor imo

Try gently with a set of pliers.

Check the hinge side of the window (opposite side to the handle) maybe the hinges are faulty

They probaly do have night vent, open the window and look at the keep that the locks lock into they should have 2 slots, so open the window slightly and lock the window in the second slot and hey presto

The easiest way is to take the glass out and then i would use an old paint scraper/putty knife find the locking lugs from outside and find which way they slide and tap it with a hammer until it opens, once open you take the locking mech off reglaze the window and screw it shut until you find...

You will need a certificate from fensa or your local authority

The window locking mech has snapped you need to get the window open to see what sort it is

should have gone to magnets

I would say you will be looking at £500 to £700 fitted by a local dg company

It looks like it has a built in restrictor, pull that little lever thing in towards the house and it will open fully.

I would call it a door drip, go to any of your small local installers and you may find one of them has a bit laying about

You have tilt and slide patio door and you should be able get the bits from wagners