Professional UPVC Window Installation Guide | Eurocell
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- A professional UPVC window installation by Eurocell, the UK's leading supplier of windows, doors and conservatories.
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Not bad, but as a Glazier of over 25 years I would always use expanding foam all round between window and brickwork, plus I would use trims on outer window too as its neater and adds an extra barrier from elements👍
The only manufacturer I've seen on here who specifies that the underside of the external sill is sealed. Top class.
Nice UPVC Window Installation Guide...this is from a while ago but it's still good.
Goo video. I installed 2 French doors in my extension last week. I will take them down and redo them based on this video. Good job.
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Very detailed installation!
Great demonstration.
thanks jimbo , iv been fitting windows for over 15 years , so got a rough idea of how it works , I was just making the point that somebody said that "the window should arrive glazed" which obviously it shouldn't due to weight and impracticality..
Brilliantly put. Thanks 👍
I have replaced an internal windowsill, on doing so could external light in parts, used expanding foam to fill the inside, on looking outside the underside of the outside windowsill is secure, am I able to put a bead of silicone between sill and frame to seal it on the top part of the sill?
I use expanding gap for expanding foam to go before the sealer and taking packers out once is set
A lot of people leave the packers in which negates the idea of a 5 mm gap because in reality there is no longer a gap .I do it the way you do it .Easy enough and expansion can go about its business
I've always used packers to not allow a frame to sit in water and the windows are designed for water to ingress through the frame and out of seep holes or at least that's how they used to be? Also I can't understand why packers were used around the frame? How will that allow for expansion? There is no give in them Is there?
if the window should arrive glazed, how you going to fix the side of the window with the big pain of glass in ?
Really good advice
Quality vid, very helpful.
good job I'm also know how
do install the window,i'm working in muscat,and they are working without safety please advice to them wear handglause.
Why put packers in if a 5mm expansion gap is needed, the packers will stop it expanding ? I assume the 5mm gap is actually a manufacturing tolerance to take account of any small imperfections in the masonry and to allow a of a gap to get the window square ?
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It's because they're all useless and can't measure properly, I know, I measure my windows the right size
Very helpful.
Amazing
do not fix up it can cause water to enter the frame above, if a fixing is needed use a fixing strap
i like this works
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clear job guys
Brown silicone? On what planet is this installation taking place?
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Wow is amazing The Pvc is must better to aluminium
What size rapier screws to use I think the packers are only to stop the overnighting of screw and pulling frame out of shape I think removing after install and seal
120 is most common why fix the cill first so weird
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what he said.
Simple mate, just de-glaze the new window + it lessens the weight ready for installation
where is expanding foam around the frame ??? :-)
TheGines1979 it's not necessary. even though most of Europe uses it. it's not right. I'd rather use an expensive caulk.
Exactly my thought.
I've had new double glazed windows out in. The installer didn't use foam. It's so cold in my house.
Not need for cheap shit windows. No steal frame, just plastic. In few years that window will be twisted
@@Mrtruth445 lol
Can you upload a video with Windows 8 installation?
No !
So if the 5mm expansion gap is so important why do they leave packers in the gaps? Do the packers compress when the window expands? I don't get it.
8yrs later but exactly, I just left mine out In a old chalet.
i would say putting a packer under the middle of the cill is a bad idea as it distorts the cill id prefer to level from under the mullion thats my 2 peneth
I done uPVC Windows and Doors installation for 18 years, There can be a big difference in Window Quality and Glass quality, Make sure you get good good quality Windows as poor quality Windows can give you loads of trouble.
Please define good quality windows. .. do you mean thickness? Laminated?
Good job, but the corner bricks look horrendous at the end.
The mortar will dry & lighten to look OK.
they skip the attachment of the hinges to the window and hanging it on the frame
We have a upvc window installation team
Z hollow section work video
I feel window installation is better left to professionals
Window installation is one of the easiest diy jobs going ...
you would say that
No sound foam?
Insulation at jambs and head where window unit meets wall?
glass that can be removed from the outside, a burglars best friend.
Yes, I noticed that too.
How can it?????
Cill upstand should be sealed, cill ends should be sealed. Brown mastic outside is disgusting.
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why qould you think using brown silicone outside is wrong on a white window ? also i definitley wouldnt be happy to seal any window without masking tape to suggest doing that is 1 LAZY 2 NOT PROFESSEIONAL 3 LEAVES SILICONE EVERYWHERE
Because white silicone dis-colours after 6 months and looks shite. Also they used masking tape, you can clearly see. i seal in brown as standard unless the customers asks for another colour.
Steven Sherwood I’ve worked in the industry for 25 years and have never seen brown silicone used on white upvc windows 🤔
the morter has not gone hard yet so it will look a different couler take that from a bricklayer with 60 yrs
Timothy Lee maybe don’t remove the brick in the first place 🤔
Why on earth would you remove the bricks? Brown mastic on a white window? No expanding foam so there is now a gap for draughts? And if you need masking tape to do sealants then you shouldn't be doing it "professionally" if you could say that.
expanding foam does what is says it expands and can through the window out of square or warp it, the expansion gap is what it says expansion! cow boys
+Jay Don not it its fixed and packed correctly. And you don't have to fill the gap completely as to quote you it expands.
whatever mate you make no sense what so ever, I think your addicted to expanding foam
+Jay Don Frame should be filled around to stop wind whistle. Foam wont knock frame out of square unless the window is made of cotton wool
In colder winter countries that wont be possible , always frame have to have space for foam to isolate whole window . In England is ok to not use it as here there is almost no winter.
Plus they do windows with no vents :)
No self respecting tradesman would run with Ryobi green
No inside windows opening with reclination ?
Wouldn't trust these guys they get there tools from argos haha, nah great job lads
airtight??? Not an example of modern techniques.
its amazing how simple window fitting can and should be, yet time and time again im constantly finding such badly fitted frames. i blame expanding foam.
Window fitting is not as simple as this video suggests, firstly it looks to be a perfectly good upvc window being removed (why?) secondly try replacing a wood window built in when the house was built, hard putty, glass breaking etc, etc,
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@@globeforever9777 yes , done it before, and doing it again next week,( different house ) and it is nowhere near as easy as these videos make out. not rocket science, but fiddly messy and a pain.
Expanding foam will give it its thermal break N give it a better u valve OK silconing it up but least with the foam u got a better window frame formoney u paid for! People just lazy not using it spend all that money and realise builder cit corners 5 mm or not
Why tf are you replacing upvc with another upvc window? It just shows that upvc windows aren’t long lasting, isn’t it?
What would you use instead? Moron 😂
Looks simple enough... then why did the cowboys I hired do such a terrible job???
That replacement brick ruins the whole thing, suggests your installers have no aesthetic sense.
Totally lame, no air tightness, no foam, no compriband, just a lame smear of silicone to keep the winter out.
Agree, windows in my property were installed this way by the previous owner. Below 5 degrees you need heating on all the time.
@@legitcrack6438 standard british house, heating on 24/7 come winter time
- yeh. Can you tell me, shouldn’t expanding sound foam be used? And if used, it should be applied to the FULL width of the frame?
@@Scoupe400 you want low expansion foam, although nowadays I'd go for compriband. Either way you want to do the very best job you can.
Hugh Frater - thanks for swift reply. My window installer man has put foam in, from indoors, which appears to be a thin smear. By doing it quickly it has not penetrated to the thickness of the frame/wall and there’s even gaps from what I can see - such that I can see daylight. Windows shut I can hear people talk outside. I’m thinking the old trim on the outside face (from old windows) should’ve been taken off and more foam applied.
I’m not sure how you’d apply Compriband tape. Do I have to remove the window first, and if so, how on earth do you get the window back in without the C tape wanting to fold over?
Lol, old windows get cut and you break the weld in the corners with a boaster, you don’t just remove bricks to remove an old window
Why would you need expanding foam on a 5mm gap between the frame and the brickwork ???. Expanding foam does what it says on the tin it bloody expands and it would just bow the frame over. Fixings at intervals is plenty sufficient then seal the exposed gap neatly. People just love to rant and criticise all the time for no reason. The fitting is top quality and cowboys just give a bad reputation for good honest fitters/builders etc.
Expanding foam shouldn't bow frames at all. Use foam after fitting the glazing. The foam will expand out of the edge of the frame where it meets the brickwork, so there's no pressure on the frame, it's expanding out of the frame edge, not crushing into it. It soon stops expanding and sets and stays like that forever.
chriscox1978 fensa require it
AntC1981...Exactly its the way we do them. I think foaming them in makes a better job.
Exactly how DIY Dave doing, drill thru frame 💩💩💩
absolute mess
That is wrong
is it?
@@lewiscox5504 yes no foam isolation around the frame. Foam keeping heat inside and reduces noises from street.
It's not professional either the chaps have three days in a warehouse to learn how to fit windows then chucked on site lol N ant thing goes wrong professional team come round after put right lol
I do windows but for small company but we never used tap tho they silicone rape off tape themwipewindoe that backwards u just atreacting the dust. Ask me it's shit N y brown just do neat white bead 5mm plus so don't break N shrink over time whenwindow expands N contracts
Didn't understand a word of that
dont look to hard beats paying a fortune to bodging pros
Worker who with bare finger smear silicone - it's not professional
Couldn't get the right colour mortar, embarrassing. Professionals? Using DIY tools! Hmmmm
Very useful for new and old worker who is working in this line. Thanks for shearing
Very useful for new and old worker who is working in this line. Thanks for shearing