UPVC window frame blanking options help please

[Invicta]

I have removed the window panels and sections from what used to be an external (now internal) UPVC double glazed window frame.

I was wondering if anyone makes/supplies a blanking kit to cover the exposed mouldings so leaving a smooth finish to the inside surfaces of the frame where the window panels used to fit?
If not is there a relatively easy way of achieving a smooth finish to the inside of the frame preferably in white UPVC?

I am trying to keep the profile of the window frame a thin as possible which is why I am looking for options other than wood.

I am looking for a similar solution to a door frame now I have removed the door.

Thanks for looking,
Bern

 

[ronniecabers]

Don't think there is anything on the market specifically designed for what yo wish to do. What might be a possibilty is to put the beads back in and just use standard upvc window trim, cut to size if needed, to fill/ cover the ribbing/moulding you can see. Others may have a better suggestion though...........

 

[Invicta]

Ronnie,

I like the sound of blank window trim to cover the mouldings in the frame. I'll start Googling.

Thank you,
Bern

 

[baileysufc]

Just a thourght can u get plastic pipe cover with enuff depth ? I had a simlar issue were the u trim wasnt deep enuff do i just put cloaking board down either side

 

[Invicta]

Bailey,

Plastic pipe cover sounds worth a try.
Do you mean the square shaped downpipe you can buy from places like Travis Perkins or some other stuff? If you have a link so I can see some that would be appreciated.

Bern

 

[baileysufc]

I wasnt thinking square down pipe but if you cut one side out that would be perfect id imagen i was thinking this
http://m.screwfix.com/p/double-pipe-cover-15mm-pack-of-4/79354


With some cloaking trim down the edge to make up the gap but with a bit of work i think the down pipe option is better

 

[Invicta]

Bailey,

I prefer your double pipe cover.
It looks like there would be less cutting to be done and there is a Screwfix close to us.

Your help is very much appreciated,
Bern