Missed Up Windows

I assume you mean double glazed windows where the seal has blown and there is condensation between the panes? As far as I understand you have to replace the windows as these are factory sealed and the guarantee isn’t usually for more than 10 years.

Yes, vegansrock, you have explained it more succinctly than me!

I fear that it’s what you say, but in our local mag advertising different tradespeople, there’s always these ‘cloudy to clear’ claims, and just wondered if they do actually work.

you need to replace the glass panes

I believe there are companies, who can replace the glass, with no need for new frames. Much less expensive.
My friend did this successfully and saved a fortune.

I agree with Marydoll there are companies that specialise in this work. Google may be of great use!

We had the glass in two of our garden room windows successfully replaced. Much cheaper than new windows.

Absolutely correct that you need the glass panels replaced not the whole window. They have a tool which means the panes can be removed and replaced much easier. I’d go to a small local glazier and just ask them to do it.

We have one small pane in the conservatory which has gone this year ( built 2002) and I can live with it until a few more go. Will then get a man in to replace the sealed units which is a cheaper job.

We have had quite a few glass panels replaced, no need at all for new frames.

Thanks for all helpful replies. Will get things sorted when everything is a bit more normal.