Hello All,
Hoping you can please advise on a broken window frame issue - pictures and video attached.
The window frame is wooden and 2 way opening, it fell on its vertical and came off from the hinges from about 1 meter to the ground. The window itself is in tact but damage was taken to the wooden frame on the top and around the side of the frame. Also blinds were fitted in as well around the window and they have become detached.
i have found a few carpenters who said they can fix this but before doing so i just wanted to check on the best type of trades people to fix this type of issue and what else i should consider or check before accepting the offer as i want the window frame fixed and refitted to be working as it was, some people i have rung (who are more window fitters) have said have this replaced a couple have said they can do this based on the pictures sent.
The cost of repair i am being quoted is £300 to £400.
Really appreciate any thoughts and help, thanks.
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Is it the type with multiple hinge options? Do the levers unlock the top or side hinges independently? Personally I would have a new conventiobally hinged window set made and installed. You can get the black foil cover if it needs to match.
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I guess I can explain it by saying when the handle is pulled halfway down (horizontal) it partially opens with the top right hinge unhinged so the window can come down and open just slightly on its base.
Then when the handle is pulled all the way up the top right hinge should reattach so it can open on its horizontal side (conventionally)
Then when the handle is pulled all the way up the top right hinge should reattach so it can open on its horizontal side (conventionally)
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They are know as tilt and turn windows have a search on those.
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Have a look at https://www.modernupvcwindows.co.uk/win ... t=1&tilt=1 I did a price for an 800mm by 1000mm unit in black and that came out at £131 as a guide, supply only. £300 fitted would be my guess?
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