We had our back windows and door replaced today, with timber framed double glazing. Our old sliding door had become quite difficult to open and close, and last year I discovered a one inch by about 1cm gap in the top of one of the frames, which would let in hot or cold air depending on the season, and spiders I'm sure. I plugged it up with cotton wool then, but things should be far more efficient now. They are the windows/door for our lounge and dining area, which can get quite hot in summer, especially in the mid afternoon. I'm sure a lot of winter heating went literally out the window too. I'm having trouble loading a before photo, but I'll put it up soon if I can.
4 comments:
Looks great. I'm a little envious...
Thanks! I've just ordered some Livos universal wood oil, so we can seal the inside without VOC's, yay!
Love your blog Alicia....doors look terrific...very jealous of your avocado tree....mine didn't make it unfortunately only lasted about 3 months then turned up its toes.
I plugged it up with cotton wool then, but things should be far more efficient now. Forget the Salesman
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