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Many thanks, guys. Guess it's still a cheaper and simpler option than replacing the entire shower, though. Is the assembly simple to replace?

PS Does the damp course just need to sit between the brick and new timber - or fold down the inside and/or outside wall? Any diagrams gratefully received! :D

Pinenot, you are a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you so much! :)

Hiya, Yep, the problem is called by condensation. I started to renovate the window - removed all the sealant etc, intending to re-paint and re-varnish. But then I launched my own business, so it all went on the back burner. It meant all the condensation just had nowhere to go but through...

PS Just Googled this and found out that it's a damp-proof course. But this is a first-floor window.

Many thanks pinenot. Yep, I was planning to remove that bottom piece anyway and fit a new piece of timber. What is a poly DPC, though? Also, does it matter what kind of wood I use - hard, soft or whatever - if I'm sealing it with silicone once in? Cheers, Andy

Hi, can anyone help please? The drip's still dripping! Thank you.

Thanks for the reply. Yes, the bottom runner extends to the outside. That's in a pretty bad condition, too, so I was planning to replace the whole thing. Can anyone help?

Hi folks, I'm having a few issues with my bathroom window. This is basically an aluminium window encased in a wooden frame. What's been happening is that, over the years, the condensation has dripped down into the woodwork below the frame. This has then gone into the brick wall below...

Hi folks, still having problems with this, I'm afraid. Please see new picture. I thought the water was coming from "D", so did as suggested and used some silicone sealant. It now turns out that the drips begin at point "A", and then goes down to B, C and finally D (it's not leaking at...