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It will probably be toughend if it is it will just shatter. You cannot cut or drill toughend glass. If it has a kitemark/stamp on it it is toughend.

They can be a **** to get in but once started should go okay. Make sure the glass is all the way back and not caught on a packer

Is the gasket already attached to the bead. Normally you clip the bead in then push the gasket in after. Use soapy water and wedge a glazing packer between the bead and glass as you go.

We have had no issues with direct line.

Get a small aluminium pressing made, gun up the joint and slide the pressing underneath

Depends what door he gets and as it will be a composite I doubt it will need to be registered as it will have less than 50% glass.

Never seen them like this either. One tilt and slide is bad enough but I bet the metal rod at the bottom has come out of the socket, it's only held in with a small grub screw

£700+ vat

Also 95 MM front to back so may have to hack plaster line back. What about the r7.

It costs nothing for a quote

https://www.door-stop.co.uk/fire-doors#doorcolours We can supply these is you were localish.

nothing wrong with a bit of heritage aluminium

cut about 5 lines in the middle all the way up the little leg at the bottom that way you can bend the bead easier

Fitted them once. Not my cup of tea but the bi folds are nice

If it looked like that once I had siliconed it I would have stuck a small trim over the silicone too cover it

Think I would of silicones it then trimmed over

http://www.windowwidgets.co.uk/products/baypole-jacks/

The same place you got the windows from

Or on the turntable

Show us a pic of the house. White plastic Windows are what they are. Don't look great on some properties but will keep the weather out. All depends what you want to pay. Like white Windows would not go in this house