New Windows
Last week I took the old windows into the Engineering Workshops at work, to see if they could replicate them. I picked them up today-cut to shape, with all holes drilled for £10. BARGAIN!
They used 6mm clear perspex for this andI've had them made 15mm bigger all round to enable me to bolt them on, using stainless steel screws on a bed of clear silicone.
The old method was to use window "Rubbers" much like in cars or old caravans but apparrently this method leaked a lot. I also think the bolt-on method will look much smarter.
They used 6mm clear perspex for this andI've had them made 15mm bigger all round to enable me to bolt them on, using stainless steel screws on a bed of clear silicone.
The old method was to use window "Rubbers" much like in cars or old caravans but apparrently this method leaked a lot. I also think the bolt-on method will look much smarter.
posted by Jimbo | Monday, May 08, 2006
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