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I'm going to get the UPVC but get them to make them as close looking to the sash as they can. I dont want them knocked into one. It looks horrid. There so drafty that the curtains blow and in the bedroom you can feel the draft laying in bed. |
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There are companies that will rennovate (though it can be a bit pricey depending on how badly decayed they are - but wood is amazingly resilient and can often be quite easily repaired). Still I feel the UPVC manufacturers have done a good job of terrifying people about the actual costs of repair to the point where they just capitulate and tear out the old windows. I won't go on . . . it is a particular crusade of mine (living in a listed house) but I can be a bit of a bore about it  However, it's not the householders I have an issue with, but the companies who have pulled the wool  |
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Well see what the joiner has to say on Monday. |
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