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I have just had Residence 9 windows installed. Not sure if the bay is quite right. Should there be silicone here? (Please see pictures).

Yes we would prefer woodgrain-we are in a conservation area and local authority has asked us to replace the windows with as similar as possible.

Thanks for the helpful information. R9 depth front to back is 100mm I believe. The existing Windows are 95mm. We do want to avoid any internal trims to make up any gaps. We are a few miles outside Exeter.

Our worry with Residence 9 is that the frame width outside is 100mm whereas the existing wooden windows are 75mm. Picture of existing windows attached. I wonder if this would reduce the 'individual' pane size by too much so as to make the windows look unattractive.

Sorry-did mean Astragal bars.

We have still not made a decision on whether to use UPVC Residence 9 or Aluminium Windows. Does anyone know of any company that supplies aluminium windows with external putty line and internal ovolo Georgian bars? Clearview Alutherm manufacture such a window but only as a corded sash. We need...

And 'welded mechanical joints'. What are they?

Thanks for the replies. We are awaiting a price for Residence 7 windows which do seem very nice. Sales guy said that these come unglazed. On another forum someone said that the glass bonding should really be done at the Factory. Are there a number of UK factories making these windows? If so...

We have a 1930s detached property which retains its original Georgian pane single glazed windows. They are in reasonably good condition. 22 Windows in total, about 40m2. One bay window. We live close to the coast and keeping any kind of paint finish on them is very difficult. We are in a...

I own a detached property built in 1935. It has wooden georgian pane casement windows. These are in generally good condition with a few localised areas of rotten wood. The windows do let in some draughts but are watertight and certainly repairable. I have been told that installing UPVC...