Window fitting,
from the opening out.
A practical service sheet for discussing a replacement window. Every site has its own dimensions and details.
Dimensions describe
the opening.
Width and height are only part of the picture. The frame depth, sill, reveal and surrounding surface also need to be checked.
Use the unit buttons to change the labels on this example. The geometry stays the same.
Width: 1200 mm / 47.2 in · Height: 1500 mm / 59.1 in
1 inch = 25.4 mm. Inches rounded to one decimal. Example dimensions only; never order from this drawing.What the scope should cover.
Before fitting
Identify the product, finish, opening direction and glazing. Confirm access, protection of the room and who removes curtains or blinds.
During fitting
The agreed scope should describe removal, fixing, sealing and what happens if hidden defects are discovered.
After fitting
Check operation, finish and the agreed making-good work together. Keep the product information and maintenance instructions supplied for the installed components.
Prepare the room.
- Clear the area around the opening and a route through the room.
- Move fragile objects and discuss protection for fixed furniture.
- Make arrangements for pets and children during the visit.
- Confirm parking, keys and any shared access arrangements.
Ask before ordering.
The drawing here is a demonstration. It is not a survey, specification or ordering tool. Ask your chosen installer to confirm the final dimensions and the responsibilities for the product order.
Start with the opening.
A few photographs, your location and what you want to change are useful starting points.
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