Refurbishing sash windows

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• Colette

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  No, but the place at the corner of Albert rd and SGR does sash windows, and they always look good in the workshop, so it might be worth popping in and asking them.

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• SimonB

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  I've spoken to them in the past - they don't do the window work per se, they just build them to order

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• andy

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  We need to do this too.

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• Colette

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  what, so they build them but won't fit them? how odd.

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• Ewan

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  I had mine completely refurbished last autumn. we got 3 quotes and in the end went with a nation wide company....who supplied the middle quote.
  
  I was really impressed as our windows were basically fucked (excuse my french). my bedroom windows were in the limbo land between open and shut for a year which made summer and winter very painful.
  
  I'll get you the details when I get back home

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• SimonB

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  Thanks Ewan that would be great

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• SimonB

  July 2007 edited 3:32AM

  Did you find those details Ewan - I need to get this done before winter arrives and would like to go with your recommendation if possible

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• Giles

  March 2008 edited 3:32AM

  Did you ever get those details? We'd like some noise reducing glazing so any recommendation would help.

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• katiejane

  March 2008 edited 3:32AM

  How about UPVC windows - I hear they're all the, errr, rage.

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• petra

  March 2008 edited 3:32AM

  A few weeks ago we had our old casement windows replaced with double glazed sashes. We used Stroudgreen Windows (next to Jak's off licence). Perhaps not the cheapest (around £750 for a 2m window) but really good quality and great local service (they even took the old windows away and properly cleaned up after the work was done).

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