Panel between 2 windows on bay window feel off -what do i need to replace?
#1
01-22-16, 09:44 AM
Panel between 2 windows on bay window feel off -what do i need to replace?
Hi
this is my first post. the panel in between 2 windows on my bay fell off. I need to replace it.
I spoke to some friends and did research online. it seems i need a flashing or a cellular pvc. i am not really sure. thing is when i look online to purchase on they are all flat. since i have a bay window there is an angle between the 2 windows.
Can you please help me with the name of the piece i need or where to get it or what i can use.
I included a image of the part of the bay window i am missing.
Thank You
this is my first post. the panel in between 2 windows on my bay fell off. I need to replace it.
I spoke to some friends and did research online. it seems i need a flashing or a cellular pvc. i am not really sure. thing is when i look online to purchase on they are all flat. since i have a bay window there is an angle between the 2 windows.
Can you please help me with the name of the piece i need or where to get it or what i can use.
I included a image of the part of the bay window i am missing.
Thank You
#2
01-22-16, 09:54 AM
Member
This is on the outside, right? A picture would help us identify the type of trim needed.
http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html
http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html
#4
01-22-16, 11:26 AM
Member
The image showed up, but an actual picture showing where the piece is missing would be more helpful.
#9
01-22-16, 03:48 PM
Member
Just not going to find that item in any store or on line.
OEM only.
First time in over 50 years I've seen one of them fail like that.
Something had to have hit that or a poor framing job caused it to start failing.
Not seeing any support under that window in that picture to stop it from sagging.
Back up and take another picture please so we can see the whole thing.
OEM only.
First time in over 50 years I've seen one of them fail like that.
Something had to have hit that or a poor framing job caused it to start failing.
Not seeing any support under that window in that picture to stop it from sagging.
Back up and take another picture please so we can see the whole thing.
#11
01-22-16, 07:38 PM
Group Moderator
Trim strips... See page 152: http://www.doorswindowshardware.com/...1-narrolin.pdf
Yours looks to be a 30° bay. Contact Andersen directly through their website. Put the new one on with a little silicone.
Yours looks to be a 30° bay. Contact Andersen directly through their website. Put the new one on with a little silicone.
