what height from floor to sill inside conservatory?
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attention conservatory owners/builders
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The message from "Sheila" contains these words:
Depends what you want to do with it. I made ours 28" because it seemed to balance nicely with the size of the windows and also because it's the right height for the wife to lean on.
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Skipweasel in Oompa-Loompa marriage shame! Full story on pages 3-7
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17 years ago
60cm in the one we've just had built
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17 years ago
I take it that you are not a leg man then ;-)
Dave
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He was, until Mrs Skipweasel tried and failed at chainsaw-juggling evening classes :-)
Handy for storage though; put her on a skateboard and slide her under the kitchen worktop next to the washing machine.
Owain
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The message from "Steve Walker" contains these words:
I'm 6/2", she's 4'9", and just comes up to my heart. When she stands on the kitchen chair she's eye to eye with me. She can't reach the top of my head even on tiptoe.
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The message from Dave contains these words:
I have absolutely no idea what I see in her, but it's mutual and it's worked for 18 years.
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17 years ago
But what height is the spouse in question? And which part of her anatomy leans on it?
The nation needs to know!
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17 years ago
Reminds me of the 8' man that wanted an 8' woman.
...he couldn't find one so he screwed two 4' women together ;-)
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17 years ago
|what height from floor to sill inside conservatory?
Make sure that you do not have to install toughened glass in the windows which will increase the price, if with added security. Sorry could not find a URL for that. |
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17 years ago
Personally, I would want toughened glass in every pane, whatever the height. Then, a glass pane did go through my wrist once, severing several tendons and the median nerve.
Christian.
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17 years ago
I prefer full height with no sill, unless it is a modern property.
As we have an Edwardian house, we went for full height wooden, with wooden panels up to where the sill would have been. Above that are the main pane and a top light divided into two with a genuine (not stick on) Georgian bar. Looks fantastic.
Christian.
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The message from Dave Fawthrop contains these words:
Not by all that much. I made ours toughened anyway, simply 'cos the kids don't appear to respect gravity.
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17 years ago
thanks to all who replied, the conservatory items have been noted, and thought about! thanks!