Been watching a shop being rebuilt and this is exactly what they've done. The timber fitted into the web is bolted through the middle of the timber and beam at regular intervals.
ViewItem&rd=1&item=250232937999&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=015>> It seems much cheaper than buying from a shop. However, it only comes with £101 here http://tinyurl.com/5qdwos
I got my rails from a local curtain shop. They're screwed into the "ceiling" of the alcove close to the window frames. Two windows exactly like yours cost me £75 including fitting.
They have strong bristles and they're dirt cheap at a hardware shop. Cic.
As my main business is supplying the trade, products that bring unhappy customers back to their shop are not desirable. Colin Bignell
It really does go to show how these building regs and trade bodies' members ability to self certify are the new closed shop. AJH
Sure, all I need for that fix is, a rubber mallet, a trampoline, a 3lb sledge hammer, and small amount of fireworks, oh and some axle grease for the shop floor. ;-) Clark
My wife really likes her Italian tomato press : https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/kitchen/kitchen-tools/presses-and-mashers/food-processors/44040-european-tomato-press?item=EV101 https://tinyurl.com/fhy4dafk John T.
cheers, Marj * * * Marj Tiefert: http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/ Mediterranean Garden Shop: http://stores.tiefert.com/garden/In Sunset zone 14-mild
(and probably expensive, being Whitstable) Sash cord from local DIY shop - puts B&Q to shame despite its size: https://goo.gl/rRlkg3