davebray
Established Member
Hi all,
I've been refurbishing my daughter's 'first step on the ladder' house since early May, working evenings and weekends, and am now at the lipstick and mascara stage (the house that is :wink: ). Her house is fitted with Everest double glazed windows, aluminium framed, top hung, fitted with a 'scissor' mechanism and all sat in hardwood frames (see there is a bit of wood in this post ).
A couple of these windows on the south side of the house do not close properly; there is an approx. 5 mm gap at the top of the windows and the handles do not engage the plastic ramps at the bottom of the window correctly.
I've been on to Everest about these windows asking for some instructions on how to adjust them to close but have had no joy apart from being told they are over 20 years old and nobody there knows anything about them.
Any advice received on how to adjust these windows to shut properly would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Dave
I've been refurbishing my daughter's 'first step on the ladder' house since early May, working evenings and weekends, and am now at the lipstick and mascara stage (the house that is :wink: ). Her house is fitted with Everest double glazed windows, aluminium framed, top hung, fitted with a 'scissor' mechanism and all sat in hardwood frames (see there is a bit of wood in this post ).
A couple of these windows on the south side of the house do not close properly; there is an approx. 5 mm gap at the top of the windows and the handles do not engage the plastic ramps at the bottom of the window correctly.
I've been on to Everest about these windows asking for some instructions on how to adjust them to close but have had no joy apart from being told they are over 20 years old and nobody there knows anything about them.
Any advice received on how to adjust these windows to shut properly would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Dave