Hi, I've recently had double glazing put in. It's supposed to be triple glazed, but tried to pull a fly one. I've had loads of problems, the main one now is squint window. It opens and shuts ok, but it looks squint. Guy is saying it's fine, I don't agree. I'll try add a pic so maybe someone can help. I also want to ask, do i need special hinges/handles for triple glazed windows (for when they replace french doors/windows) Cheers Can't upload a pic as saying too large a file? 5MB?
s that a tilt and turn window ? sometimes the do drop a little away from the hinge The bottom left hand edge does look out. Have you put a spirit level on the frame and window to see if and where it is out ?
Yes, it's not right off but bubble isn't in the centre. Guy is saying it's a manufacturers problem & not the guy who installed it.
At the end of the day it is down to the people whom sold it you. They have responsibility for the manufacturer and fitter
Kimmy66 You say you have had loads of problems... Make a list of all the items your not happy with & give the list to the manager of the D-G co. You also say its supposed to be Triple glazing, is it? If not add to your list. Get it sorted before the paint dries...
Quote ''I've recently had double glazing put in. It's supposed to be triple glazed," D-G co Double Glazing Company.
Doesn't look properly shut to me. And if it needs packing up a tad to square it, that is not a manufacturer problem, it is a fitters problem.
The top right is out as well. I have the same problem with some of mine which are "tilt & turn" when you open them the window drops at the bottom edge away from the hinge. When you close the window it, returns back to square. It is quite a small unit and I doubt the frame and window were manufactured out of square but I have seen large ones distort if they have been roughly handled. Whether it is the fitter or the manufacturer it is still down to the sales company to resolve.
I bumped into a man in town the other day who had squinty eyes. He shouted at me "You should look where you're going." Quick as a flash I replied " You should go where you're looking."