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Wooden window sills Rotting? We can help!

Published on 03 Nov 2011

A homeowner recently called us regarding an issue he is experiencing at home. The house is quite old and has lovely wooden window sills but unfortunately they are rotting externally. Our Window and Sill Protectors although are a 'temporary protection' solution are being used as protection from the elements until they will need replacing.

They are going to be painted green too!

Rotting Cills

 

 

Next post: Choosing The Correct Ties For The Job

Products used in this blog post

Window & Door Sill Protector

- Corrugated Plastic window sill or door sill protectors

From £20.74

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