Recent content by Tony68k

Ah, think I've sussed it. It's externally beaded, the section I tried came out very easily and the gasket is attached to the beading. It looks like I'll be able to get a screw in there to hold it onto the cill with no problem. I was planning to buy a cill and join it myself as I'm not sure...

Thanks Gazman, I will try and remove a panel and that will makes things easier. I've just have found another conservatory on the net where the frame 'clicks' into a special cill, which makes me suspect this is how this one was fitted. Wickes have told me who the original manufacturer might...

Here's a photo showing the side, with the metal strip and the odd clip I noted, and the base with the sponge rubber seal falling off. There are no screw holes in the bottom, and I can' tree a way to remove the bottom plastic panel so I don't think it was screwed down. [/img]

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I thought I'd close this post with details of what I ended up doing. So, I dug out the base, shuttered it off and laid some hardcore - the remains of a concrete path I had to remove. I'm then added two jumbo bags of MOT1 sub base and borrowed a wackaplate to firm and level. Before I did this...

Thanks for the reply. I don't think the panels remove, and there's no existing screw holes implying that this is how they were originally fixed. The clips are probably a red-herring, I've checked again and they don't extend enough to clip onto anything, I think they are more like 'legs' to...

Hi. Got a second hand wickes conservatory, without the original cill. It's a full height upvc one. Each panel has a bottom upvc section and a top glazed section. I need to fix this to a new cill, but can't figure out how I can do this. There's nothing to remove so I can't screw them...

Just for storage... bikes, garden tools, junk.

Hope you can offer some advice on this little project of mine. All comments welcome. I'm planning on buying a 16x8 Tiger Shed and I'm struggling to decide which cost-effective base option to go with. The ground is soft soil, so I'll have to compact that in some way. A small part of the...