Monday, December 7, 2009

Windows How Do You Get Windows Replaced On A Bow Window?

How do you get windows replaced on a bow window? - windows

Should we replace the entire bridge and all? I spoke with a window of 5 different companies who want to take the glass and frame, use the window frame itself, but put into regular windows that slide up and down. Currently, there are two fixed windows and 2 windows to handle. I think it would be ridiculous if they do.

2 comments:

Tedruski said...

A bow window is a single window, which is curved like a bow is. What you think of windows framed in an arch.
Companies window replaced (literally) thousands of them to put more and more to double-hung windows, because they produce too cheaply.
Get the prices of some entrepreneurs making good - who are pressing their own type of window you want to. It will be installed on every window of your choice. Most plastic windows, a successor weak economic conditions, cheap material, but to proclaim a lifetime warranty. The guarantee is only as good as the manufacturer. Many of them come and go - then you start with a new name.
Stick with Pella, Andersen, Crestline, Peachtree, Marvi ... Yes, they are more money - but 5 years. now it is still in business, if you have a problem.
Make sure they meet the federal funding for the energy tax refunds.
These windows of 5 companies want to, can slip into the replacement of the windows are left intact in the interior. Remove only the leaves of the existing window - then fit to a custom size of the openings 4.
The problem is that the close sliding window (less than 24 cm wide) Search coward. The window (crank out) Windows always better to see in a cove or bay, with the exception of Cape Cod or a traditional house style.

housedoc... said...

causing arched windows with double hung, if not stupid, but a new bay window would cost between 1200-2000 so you're not the math and see what fits best price and gives you the cost of all new in comparison

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