Fitting Yale HSA6010 sensor to Window with curved frame edge

[goodjob]

The window that I want to fit the sensor to is set back from the frame and the frame edge is curved. I guess this is true for most with newish double glazing. So what is the best way to fit the sensor so that it is secure. I've posted a image to show the problem.

UPVC Window

• goodjob
• 14 Apr 2013
• 1

The top section is the frame - the bottom is window. I hope you can see that the edge of the...

The top section is the frame - the bottom is the UPVC holding the window. I hope you can see that the edge of the frame curves down to the UPVC holding the window.

Also does anyone know where I can get a replacement sticky pad for the 6010.

Thanks
Andrew

 

[JohnD]

plastic packing wedges, or whittle one out of wood if you prefer. Or you could mould silicone under the sensor to form a flat platform, but wrap it in cling film first to prevent it being stuck.

you can buy a roll of double-sided foam sticky tape.

 

[goodjob]

Thanks for the info. What are plastic packing wedges and where can I buy them.

 

[JohnD]

http://www.screwfix.com/c/screws-na..._dynSessConf=-136411754915628213&sortBy=price

places that sell woodworking stuff