Residence 9 installation
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I can be picky sometimes and I've noticed the cill weld on picture 1 and 3 doesn't line up with the centre flute on the baypole cover moulding, both a mirror image of each other so like the centre section is too narrow or is further forward than the side wings
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Thanks for the helpful info. One other question-what gap should there be between the bottom of the frame and the cill-I assume Residence 9 would specify what the gap should be? Is there a minimum and maximum measurement?
The gap isn't specified as such but is achieved by an upstand on the cill leaving a uniform gap all the way along assuming the window is sat right down on the cill all the way along
Looks OK, the gap can't be adjusted, it's fixed.
This is how the gap is achieved.....
This link is more specific to the R9 cill detail
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=+...ih=572&biw=360&prmd=sivn#imgrc=xPkKiv8yOzkLeM
This is how the gap is achieved.....
This link is more specific to the R9 cill detail
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=+...ih=572&biw=360&prmd=sivn#imgrc=xPkKiv8yOzkLeM
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Thanks-pleased to see that the gap is acceptable.
I have now inspected the inside of all of the windows. There appears to be a lot of minor damage to frames etc. Pictures attached.
A lot of the UPVC covering the Georgian Bars is badly cut.
I had hoped that R9, sold to me as a premium product, would be better than this.
I will be inspecting outside when the weather improves.
I have now inspected the inside of all of the windows. There appears to be a lot of minor damage to frames etc. Pictures attached.
A lot of the UPVC covering the Georgian Bars is badly cut.
I had hoped that R9, sold to me as a premium product, would be better than this.
I will be inspecting outside when the weather improves.
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