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Drilling uPVC Door (Fitting Nest Hello Wired Doorbell)

VUDuo2 · 2021-01-25 14:02:20

This numpty is wondering if I would encounter any glass if I drill through the panel to the left of the front door? I think I should use 2/3mm steel bit for pilot hole and then 6mm??

25-01-2021 3:02pm

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VUDuo2

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This numpty is wondering if I would encounter any glass if I drill through the panel to the left of the front door?

I think I should use 2/3mm steel bit for pilot hole and then 6mm??

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#2 25-01-2021 6:59pm

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the triangular glazing bead determines the width of the glass, you should keep at least 5mm right of that join, maybe more.
see the X section down a bit in this link
http://www.decolinewindows.com/european_tilt_turn_w.html

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