Odd leg bay windows installed in Up Hatherley

“We’re delighted with the new bay windows that have been fitted to our home. Our old windows were in a poor state, but these have already made such a difference! No more draughts I’m pleased to say!”

Mrs K, Up Hatherley

Cheltenham Glass and Glazing recently completed the installation of odd leg bay windows at a property in Up Hatherley near Gloucester.

Odd leg windows are a type of window that have an external lip on the frame, which creates a tight seal where it overlaps the outer wall which helps to provide extra protection from bad weather by preventing leaks and draughts.

Adam Worth, Director of Cheltenham Glass and Glazing said,

“We recommend the installation of odd leg windows in properties such as park homes that are constructed with narrower walls, as the wider external face offers extra protection from poor weather.”

Odd leg window frames also offer a better finish where abuilding has been externally clad. The walls of this Gloucestershire property had previously been insulated with pebble dash cladding, so the odd leg window frame was the ideal choice.

The external frame of an odd leg window is typically 20mmwider than the internal face creating an additional seal around the walls of a property.

If you are looking to replace the windows of your park home or any other type of property with narrow-construction walls get in touch with Cheltenham Glass and Glazing. Call us on 01242 238887 or send us an online enquiry here.

We’re your local experts for all your glazing needs and we look forward to hearing from you.

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