OT--vinyl windows
Ten Thumbs
>Looking at replacing some damaged (rot) windows and would like to know if any of you have any experience or opinions on the all vinyl windows. Do they operate well, sag etc. TIA
Dave
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
OT--vinyl windows
Ten Thumbs
>Looking at replacing some damaged (rot) windows and would like to know if any of you have any experience or opinions on the all vinyl windows. Do they operate well, sag etc. TIA
Dave
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Jim in Burlington Ontario
>I have them they replacement for some wooden ones been in 5+ years or so. No painting no putty no breeze thru the house in the winter more time for fun things. All of them are double hung tilt in easy cleaning. Give you a idea 5 are 34"x72" and there is a 8'x5'6" bank of 3 in the front of the house all double hung tilt in's.
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Jim DeLaney, Austintown, Ohio
>Had them in my house in California - sliders - and really liked them. A world of improvement over the aluminum sliders they replaced.
Now, I have them - doublehung - in my Ohio house. First winter in NE Ohio, and I'm really impressed with their weathertightness, and their insulating qualities. This house is about fourteen years old, and the windows operate like new. No problems, no hassles. Great product!

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Bruce, a MN Galoot
>I put all vinyl casement windows in the four-season porch I just put on our house last fall. They're great - no breeze through them (and we get wind here) hung very easily, seal well, all that kind of stuff.
Bruce