Guide to uPVC windows installations Sevenoaks |
Posted: January 8, 2020 |
uPVC have taken over the market due to its several benefits and before you decide to replace your home windows, it is important to know a proper guide.
Basic equipments required:
One of the key hacks to finding the right sized uPVC window is to purchase a uPVC frame that is smaller than the opening in the window. For example, if the width of the opening is 1400 mm you should buy frames that are 1390 mm. Generally, the frame should be about 10 mm (0.39 inches) thinner than space where you'll fit it. During the day and throughout the year, the window will expand or contract depending on the temperature. To allow for this we keep the gap.
It is better to assign professionals when removing or installing new windows. First and foremost, lay down some dust sheets on the ground, the inside and outside of the window being removed. The number of people needed for the removal depends on the window size. A large window will require at least two people to remove it while one person suffices for smaller windows. Remember to unscrew the screws from the existing window panes using a screwdriver. Usually a knife or chisel will be used to break the plaster seal around the borders of the window frame. To wedge out the existing frame insert one end of a flat pry bar between the window frame and wall and put pressure on the other end to remove the frame. Finally, use a soft-headed mallet to detach the frame completely from the window. Installing the uPVC frame and glass As mentioned before, always hire professionals for setting up windows and other installations. Professionals can handle everything with care and experience. It might ultimately cost you more if you attempt to do the entire process yourself since you might not have the expertise for the task and could end up damaging more.
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