FITTING

This method is a quick & simple method that requires no drilling. This is ideal when the frame has come to you pre-glazed. This the recommended fitting methods for Fixed Circular Windows

Glazing packers will need to be pushed in at around 250mm intervals. This needs to be done until you are happy with the frame position inside so the frame runs parallel to your plasterline all the way round. Also check externally that you are happy with the position. To achieve the correct position you can use different thickness packers based on what`s required.

Once you are happy that the frame is held tightly in place, using an expanding foam gun, fill the cavity between the circular frame & the opening with expanding foam. Leave this to go off based on manufacturers recomendations. Once this has gone off, you can finish off around the outside of the frame with silicone sealant. Then do the same on the inside using decorators caulking or similar.

NOTE: The red X`s on the perimeter of the frame shown to the left are the sort of areas where packing is required.

This method involves drilling through the frame & screwing through into the opening. This the recommended fitting methods for Top Hung Opening Circular Windows & Pivot Opening Circular Windows.

Glazing packers will need to be pushed in at around 250mm intervals. This needs to be done until you are happy with the frame position inside so the frame runs parallel to your plasterline all the way round. Also check externally that you are happy with the position. To achieve the correct position you can use different thickness packers based on what`s required.

Once you are happy that the frame is held tightly in place, drill through the inside of the frame through to the brickwork at an appropriate fixing point. Use the correct drills for the fixings you are using. We recommend a Spax style fitting.

Once the frame is fixed into place, using an expanding foam gun, fill the cavity between the circular frame & the opening with expanding foam. Leave this to go off based on manufacturers recomendations. Once this has gone off, you can finish off around the outside of the frame with silicone sealant. Then do the same on the inside using decorators caulking or similar.

NOTE: The red X`s on the perimeter of the frame shown to the left are the sort of areas where packing is required. The drill shows where fixing is required.