Sash Windows (wooden)

Sandy Beech · 12 Apr 2006

I am having problems with some 1970's wooden sash windows. These are not sash in the correct sense rather they are look alike ones. The sashes run up and down on guides with a spiral piece of metal [rebated within the frame] that seems to be there to create a friction stop for the window. I have searched and searched but found no information. Problem is that the spirals on some of the windows have now broken as have some of the metal brackets that are designed to locate them into position.

Help please!

Sandy Beech · 12 Apr 2006

Sandy Beech said:
I am having problems with some 1970's wooden sash windows. These are not sash in the traditional sense rather they are look alike ones. The sashes run up and down on guides with a spiral piece of metal [rebated within the frame] that seems to be there to create a friction stop for the window. I have searched and searched but found no information. Problem is that the spirals on some of the windows have now broken as have some of the metal brackets that are designed to locate them into position.

Help please!

biffvernon · 12 Apr 2006

Talk to Paul Davies on 0870 7771532 at Balance UK
http://www.balanceuk.co.uk/

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