Friday, 25 September 2015

Heater Grille Slats.

Yet another unusual job!



Using a whole load of these parts, machined from Aluminium and Nylon,
put them together on lengths of threaded rod and this is what you get.





They are the grilles that go over under-floor heating pipes!
In the image above, you can just see the joint, if you look closely.
Made in three pieces, to make up a complete module of around 2800mm. 

Never a dull moment around here!! 

Friday, 28 August 2015

Plastic window keeps.

Another plastic machining job.

Crescent shaped keeps, for inward opening casement windows.





Monday, 24 August 2015

Slide stay, cut down.

There have been various projects on the go over the last few months.
 I'll come back to them over the next week or two.

This is something I have completed this morning.

Customer has some old type slide stays, where the brackets are 
welded to the frame.

These are the modern equivalent, that have had the top bar cut
down to match the fixing centres on the bracket.

These should drop straight on - a simple solution. 



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Friday, 10 July 2015

Magnet Sash Window Catches.

Magnet windows used to make a particular sash window, that had
a type of tilt latch, that is no longer available. 

The projection into the track was 17mm and the ones you can get 
now, won't fit into the track.
Time for some trimming down!

  
They may look the same at first glance but the one at the top, 
which can still be supplied, has a wider projection.



The images below show the conversion.




The one on the right is an original, the one in the middle, is a 
conversion and the one on the left, is a stock item.

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Tuesday, 2 June 2015

Heritage Brass Window Handles and Stays.

This was an interesting job.

Large property in the north of the country, that had some missing/damaged fittings.





The ones showing many years of of use, are the originals and the bright shiny ones are the replicas.
Sort of obvious really.

The handles operate a link rod that slide up under a hook, in order to pull in a taller window at the top.





It will many years for a patina to develop but when it does, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference.

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Monday, 9 March 2015

Metal Window Parts - 15000 Page Views!

Well, what a surprise!!



I started this blog just under 4 years ago, with no idea of 
how many people would drop in.

I have signed in this morning and found that the page views
have just tipped over 15000 !

I have had contact from people in India, Australia, New Zealand,
France, South Africa, USA, Canada and many more.

Thanks to anyone who took the time to drop in.

If you want to contact me, I'm on metalwindowparts@gmail.com 

Here's looking forward to the next 15000 readers. 

Tuesday, 3 February 2015

Metal Window Handle Repair and the big sort out.

Still lots of clearing being done and finding all
sorts of things that I haven't seen for years!

This was a simple job, that I did today. 

This is it as it was.




This is it repaired!
I took the handle below, off it's back-plate and fitted it onto 
the the back-plate that was sent.




This will do the job, keeping the window secure.

Just a simple case of three screws to fit. 

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