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4 x Window Repair kit
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Our popular 4 x Window kit includes all items required to clear condensation inside your window, a DIY fix for blown failed double glazing windows, This kit comes with an easy to follow instructions and can be completed in just 20 minutes with some basic DIY skills. Everything you need to reduce moisture in window No more misty windows get a clear view again with a Window repair kit!
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Has your double glazing unit failed?
Have you ever asked yourself how can i clear my double glazing window unit? It has trapped condensation inside the window unit resulting in a misty foggy view. It is possible to clear the condensation from your window using one of our Window repair kits it just takes about 20 minutes depending on your DIY skills, it a easy home hack anyone can do.
Read more.Double glazing refers to a window that has two panes of glass. The main component of the window is the double-glazed sealed unit, also known as an insulated glass unit (IGU) which sits in a frame of uPVC, aluminium, or timber. The IGU comprises of two sheets of glass separated by a spacer bar to create an air gap which is filled with an insulating gas.
Read more.Condensation
Why condensation forms Between a failed Double-glazing Unit When condensation between double pane windows forms it means the seal on the insulated glass unit has failed. In this situation, why replace the unit when you can fix it? How Insulated Glass Works With double pane windows, the insulating airspace in between the glass panels reduces heat loss. Most modern windows have two panes of glass an inner seal to protect against moisture and corrosion, and an outer seal to protect the strength of the window. The seals hold a spacer in place Why Do Seals Break? For the most part insulated glass windows work extremely well.
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About the Window Repair kit
A few years ago we bought a big house you could call a fixer upper
many of its windows had blown double glazing units some very bad some not so bad.
in order to keep on going repair & restoration cost to a minimum we decided to see if I could repair the windows rather than replace them.
We found this simple process online and decided to start making kits for other people as we had such good results.
WHY CHOOSE US
We are constantly improving our kits to benifit our customers with better results for longer time
HOW TO
Every Window Repair kit receives an easy to follow installation guide & has access to our popular You Tube tutorials
Support
We aim to to please our customers offering them support with our tutorial videos on You tube
An easy DIY Fix
This kit comes with easy to follow instructions
How does it work?
Step 1 - Apply the clear anti-slip drill stickers to the top right and bottom left of the window Step 2 - Drill two holes using the tungsten glass drill bit, start to drill into the centre of the anti-slip sticker and drill both holes Step 3 - Leave both drill holes open until the condensation starts to clear Step 4 - Insert the moisture drying agent to absorb the trapped condensation in your window Step 5 - Insert the breathable plugs... and that it!.
Why condensation forms Between a failed Double-glazing Unit When condensation between double pane windows forms it means the seal on the insulated glass unit has failed. In this situation,
why replace the unit when you can fix it?
Please note you can not use this kit on
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How to guide - How to Reduce Condensation? - Why do seals fail?
There is a little more to it than that! that's the basics and there are lots of tips and addition items that come with your kit.
an easy fix with some basic DIY required.
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Why buy a kit?
Easy to use
A simple DIY hack anyone can do it can take you 20 minutes per window
Save £££ on replacemnt windows
You can save a lot of money replacing your blown double glazing windows.
Great Support
We can offer advice and help you through the process of using your Window repair kit.
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Support
Why condensation forms Between a failed Double-glazing Unit When condensation between double pane windows forms it means the seal on the insulated glass unit has failed. In this situation, why replace the unit when you can fix it? How Insulated Glass Works With double pane windows,
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As the sun shines down on your windows, the glass expands and puts pressure on the seal. Overnight, the glass cools and shrinks. Day after day, this process repeats, and, over time, the seal may fail. Windows on the south and west sides often fail before others since they receive the most sunshine.
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How to tell - Toughened Safety Glass! “Toughened” or “tempered” or simply “safety” glass is, as these names suggest,much more resistant to knocks and bumps than regular glass. It is manufactured by way of a slower cooling process, and as a result, is considerably more robust than standard panes of glass.
Read more.Testimonials
Margret Simmons , Dorset
I took my time drilling the holes, and kept dipping the point of the drill bit in water. No problems I applied the vacuum cleaner to one hole, to pull dry warm air through the unit, and must have created a perfect seal.
Jack Wilson
I bought the 3 x window kit easy to follow instructions the moisture cleared up in a few days, I would recommend a cheaper alternative to paying to have them replaced.
Martin Drake , Wales
Many thanks Item arrived well packed and on time. Not tried it yet but hopefully will work well.
R Braid, Manchester
Very happy with your support & services... I am quite happy with the kit! Hope the wildow stays clear!
Mr Davis , Cheshire
My double glazing unit is now moisture free! a great idea and hack.
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