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    New Windows, Water in Sash & Frame

    For work to comply with the Building Regulations, all requirements must be met in full. Members of competent person schemes self-certify that their work complies with the relevant requirements of the Building Regulations including Regulation 4(3). The work can only be certified by a member of a...
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    Integral blinds in double glazed units

    Any they're eye wateringly expensive
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    Fitting Perfect-Fit Blinds

    You may need to get I very thin blade/knife and lift that rubber up to help get the bracket in underneath it even just a corner and then slide the rest in, just by trying to push the bracket against the rubber means you are forcing the rubber harder onto the glass and it'll probably never slide in
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    New Windows, Water in Sash & Frame

    Are you saying FENSA doesn't cover Scotland, doesn't apply to Scottish installations or do you mean no one in Scotland bothers with FENSA and just does what they like? Have the installers provided a certificate of compliance? I'm just intrigued thats all as I used to work for Kinnell Holdings...
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    New Windows, Water in Sash & Frame

    Who signed the non compliant windows off as compliant with June 2022 building regs regarding trickle vents?
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    UPVC aluminium coupler help!

    How certain are you they're eurocell? Is that an exposed aluminium coupler between the frames? What does the outside look like, can you get a picture? In terms of your local branch do you mean the building plastics outlet for fascia boards, gutters, consumables etc? Although they are the same...
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    Large upvc window catching after 10 months

    Yes luckily they can be which will benefit the OP, like I said I suspect the fitter had to lower the hinge on the frame because he'd set the hinge slightly wrong on the casement and it was too high and the cams wouldn't engage so it was easier just to lower the hinge rather than lift the...
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    Can these hinges be adjusted?

    It's the same thing yes
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    Can these hinges be adjusted?

    Yes with a sfs spanner
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    Large upvc window catching after 10 months

    Whats likely happened here is they screwed the new hinges lower down on the casement to compensate for the inevitable sag you get with top hung casements, screwing lower down means the casement is higher up but they probably over compensated and the cams weren't engaging in the keeps so they...
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    Large upvc window catching after 10 months

    Wow who fitted them?
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    Replacing wooden porch windows

    Fensa not required on porches
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    Double Glazing - out of touch with prices?

    So let me get this straight, your replacing 2 wooden windows at 900mm x 1300mm with upvc to be a pastel colour or a coloured woodgrain, an opener in each, well that's a cost there on its own, then is the glass toughened or standard float glass, is it A rated along with the frames, that's a cost...
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    Double Glazing - out of touch with prices?

    Yep sounds about right, when I price glass units up Georgian bars or even just diamond or square lead makes up roughly a 1/4 quarter of the cost of the unit. Glass prices are crazy at the minute, everything went up because of COVID, then energy prices went up and this will be a factor when it...
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    Velux Problem

    Well if you did remove them you'd have the glass on your head! But no they aren't removable, it's part of the moulding
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    UPVC door hinge pin removal

    The rebates are different for each manufacturer, each profile section so my suggestion is just to use the hinge pins
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    UPVC door hinge pin removal

    Look for ERA challenger rebated butt hinge
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    Window Beading Removal

    The red handled xpert ones are what I use, Screwfix have them I think
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    Anglian shoot bolt corner keeps

    I have a pair you can have
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