I have had Aluminum Double Glazing on every Window of my House for about twenty years now.I am on the whole very pleased with,and I like the Aluminium better than the now more popular UPVC.However I have noticed recently that there is condensation forming between the leaves of glass whithin the Window Unit it's self.This appears to be the result of the Summer Sun beaming down and making the rubber seals go porous.There are three Windows so affected and all of them come in for the Suns rays more than the other Windows.I was wondering if there defective Units can be taken out and their rubbers replaced,I know this seems to be a fairly "off the Wall" suggestion in our "Throw Away" society and culture,but I am now in the throws of a terminal illness and therefore my income is drastically reduced.I hope to last a few years yet but the need for thrift is uppermost in my mind.Also they are very good Windows so the thought of junking them for such a trivial reason offers no appeal.I do not think I would get anywhere with the House Insurance as they would "No Doubt"!! have a sub clause which totally exonerates them from any liability.The firm which installed them ceased trading five years ago as the Boss retired.I will see if I can get into touch with a couple of Window Fitters from when I was on the Sites as I was a Bricklayer by trade.Any advice will be most welcome.
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14 years ago