Hi all
Currently having new windows fitted and I noticed the gaps in this one look massive.
I know absolutely nothing about window fitting so I don't know if I'm talking rubbish. I know the gaps get filled and sealed then trimmed off but surely this isn't good?
The guy who measured up did seem to do it a bit quickly I thought.
Also it's a 180yr old house so I understand there has to be tolerances considered.
One of the fitters agreed that it's probably ideally about 30-40mm too narrow but that he'd finish it nicely and it'd be all sealed and secure etc and ultimately it makes no difference (they don't seem like they're BSing I don't think) . He also recommended that if I'm concerned I raise it with the company and see about getting a discount as they'd be unlikely to replace it due to cost to them (it's a triple window in the living room).
What do you think? Am I alright here given it's an old wonky cottage or should I complain? The company in question has near flawless reviews on Google.
Cheers
Currently having new windows fitted and I noticed the gaps in this one look massive.
I know absolutely nothing about window fitting so I don't know if I'm talking rubbish. I know the gaps get filled and sealed then trimmed off but surely this isn't good?
The guy who measured up did seem to do it a bit quickly I thought.
Also it's a 180yr old house so I understand there has to be tolerances considered.
One of the fitters agreed that it's probably ideally about 30-40mm too narrow but that he'd finish it nicely and it'd be all sealed and secure etc and ultimately it makes no difference (they don't seem like they're BSing I don't think) . He also recommended that if I'm concerned I raise it with the company and see about getting a discount as they'd be unlikely to replace it due to cost to them (it's a triple window in the living room).
What do you think? Am I alright here given it's an old wonky cottage or should I complain? The company in question has near flawless reviews on Google.
Cheers