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Window sill internal

EoghanMag · 2020-06-01 13:07:49

I am trying to fix around a badly installed uPVC window in a late 1950/1960 house. I removed cracked plaster & cement and sealed window frame with tec 7 & expansion foam. Now I am wondering how to repair the internal sill. The frame has protruding wooden shims under it. Should these be trimmed back level & cement applied…

01-06-2020 2:07pm

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EoghanMag

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I am trying to fix around a badly installed uPVC window in a late 1950/1960 house. I removed cracked plaster & cement and sealed window frame with tec 7 & expansion foam. Now I am wondering how to repair the internal sill. The frame has protruding wooden shims under it. Should these be trimmed back level & cement applied to the concrete, before I install a wooden window board?

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