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Fitting Glass in Timber Windows - Dry Glazing Method
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2020
- Time to get the glass fitted. This glazing method is such mess free and secure way of getting the job done. While most likely usually done in a factory or joinery, it was straightforward enough to get these fitted in place. Remember if part of the house it will likely need building regs or FENSA.
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You can spray glass cleaner onto the glazing tape before installing the glass, this will give you time to adjust the unit until your happy with it’s positin. Just a little tip for other viewers 👍
Seems your pretty much the unique video of 'fitting double glazed windows in a wooden frame'. Needed help on the glazing tape thanks.
Love how you always let the kids get involved. Look forward to having my daughter "assist" when they're a bit older
It is a pleasure to look at someone who works so meticulously. And for a beautiful result!
Your work is always to precise and so fun to watch! You are a good father to your children, letting their little hands be involved in helping Daddy make their home pretty!!
'Don't hit the wood'....
10:55 miss, miss miss...😂
You're such a cool dad getting the little ones involved!
Only spotted that when I watched it back before upload. 😂
The porch is looking great. I'm so happy you guys at are the stage now where you can go from your kitchen to your utility without having to go outside! I have a feeling Jo has a smile from ear to ear right about now. :-)))
This is a really beautiful job. Your care, precision and attention to detail is really inspiring. I still find it surprising that you don’t have significantly more subscribers. Your channel provides such useful (and valuable) information and advice. You would undoubtedly have many people willing to contribute financially to support the channel. Thanks for what you do.
I'm good at DIY, learned a lot last few years since buying my first house, really enjoy getting stuck in to all different areas. Not even in the same Universe as this chap however, he's next level.
Marco Petrillo Takes time that’s all. As projects and repairs throw different things at you, the skill set builds, just like cars and mechanics. Build your toolkit as you become more adept at different things. I’m a bit old school, I learned to use hand tools before buying the electric variety. Enjoying it is key.
Just remember if you can...do it yourself!
Good to see you have your two apprentices helping out!
Yeah I was just browsing. Glad this popped up 👍
You can wet the tape with a water spray bottle to give you a bit of working time to adjust it with no loss of adhesive when it dries..... and for externally not been as secure internally ? You’ve just demonstrated how well that glass is stuck inside the frame, so what makes you think you’d get the glass out once you’ve got the beads off ? !! It’s easier and quieter to drill a hole and pop internal beads off from the outside letting the glass fall out than it is to smash through a stuck externally beaded one ! 👍
That was a good tip and reminder on installing the right side out for glass pane 😉👉🏼 .... love 🥰 how you explained to the girls about the would plugs and the grain direction, “jump start my heart”
I just finnished binge watching your videos and need to say you have done an increadible work on that property for sure desserve way mare views than you have I think maybe different thumbnail could help ever noticed that videos with before and after pictures in thumbnail have way more views ?
Really nice job! I'm just starting to build something almost identical, so this video was a great confidence booster to confirm that I am going about it in the right way. I hope the lovely golden finish on that oak lasts.
Nice job and wonderful babies!! 👍👍👍👍👍. 👏👏👏. 👋👋👋from Italy!
Work of art Tim, lovely job,you should be proud of yourself 👍🏻
We use to use a similar tape in the 80’s to fit car glass
That woodwork looks excellent! Well done champ.
Hi there if you spray the tape with glass cleaner it will move on the tape just a quick tip cheers Kevin
Lovely to see you're teaching your girls how to work too. I wish you hadn't bothered with the stock muzac though, it's awful. Really enjoyed the video itself, what finish did you use? My wooden (1947) frames all have the glass fitted from the inside, so was very surprised to see yours fits in from outside. Never heard of that tape, a link (or name) would be very helpful to that and the finish used?
Nice Job on the porch,
little tip on the glazing tape, put the tape on like you did on the frame, pull about 2 inch of yellow covering off tape, then fit glass in place with packers, then from inside pull tape off around glass
Like that, makes sense. I guess it’s similar to laying a vinyl sign that way. 👍
When the beading goes on (tomorrow) do you use double sided tape on both surfaces, i.e. the glass and the frame work?
Good job, as always !!
Looking very good Tim and you have some good help also !
Very well done. Excellent job. Looks very nice !
Nice music. Think you should have had the trendy coat on though Tim!
Nicely done it looks beautiful
Great work! Looks lovely finished.
Beautiful wood 👍 looks amazing
That looks so nice! Well done!
Well done, Tim! 👌👍
Had to chuckle - “hey girls use this hammer” next to the new glass!
Excellent
Lovely job Tim 👍. You’re a braver man than me though: Chiseling out for a lock with the glass in place 😦😖?!
There's not much chance of breaking the glass if you pay attention whilst cutting it out. 👍🙂
Great video 👍🏻 whats the tape called and where did you get it from please as I need some for my window im fitting. Thanks
Thanks very much, really good video, well presented. Quick question - those double glazing units, I believe they expand and contract to an extent? So the window frame needs to allow a few mm's for that to happen?
Hi there just to let you know the stickers on the glass always go to the internal side as that is the side of the thermal efficiency glass is. Either planitherm or k glass also a little tip you can spray the glazing tape with glass cleaner this way it stops the glass sticking straight away when fitting but sticks firm as soon as the Solution has dried.
Yes, might try that next time give a bit of working time. You have made me doubt myself so much I just dug out the original footage! Especially after making a point of talking about making sure which side faces out. 😳 It does definitely say exterior on the Planitherm sticker though 👍
Here is a screenshot, as I know previous windows we have had said Interior on them. www.dropbox.com/s/b9rr0xuu84help8/Screenshot%202020-01-17%20at%2011.36.05.png?dl=0
Hi ,Sorry there I didn't mean for you to have any doubts in your work at all it's just generally how it goes and it looked to me like all the stickers on the glass were facing to the outside. To be honest though in my opinion it shouldn't really matter on a porch too much as it's more of an addition to the house rather than an extension of if you get me. Nice work by the way 👍
Stunning mate, well done!
I recently oiled our oak veneered internal doors and someone pointed out that if you don’t use the correct oil then it can affect the veneer adhesive and cause de lamination. I had used oil for veneered doors so all is good.
Yes worth checking especially as it can void warranties if you don’t stick to what is suggested. 👍
Fantastic job 😊👍😊
Really enjoyed watching you work on this. 2 questions, if I may:
The glazing beads went on the inside, right? Nothing went between the glass and the glazing beads? Like rubber gasket, or silicone?
What type/brand of double side adhesive tape did you use? Can you give a name so that I can take a closer look at it? (how thick, soft or hard foam, etc). I was looking at M3 VHB and it's crazy expensive and probably an overkill, and there are so many types that my head spinned...). So more specific information will be highly appreciated. Thanks!
How are the spacers held in place whilst the glass is up into place?
Top job all round. Trade skills, video production skills and parenting skills all 5 star. Kind of makes me sick.😉
Can't believe how strong that tape was
Did you need to get building regulations for the glazing of the porch??
Hi Tim, porch is looking really good. Just watch routering those oak beads like that. Wouldn't want you to lose a thumb - your only an inch away from the cutter and that oak can sometimes split in such a small section of timber. If I'm.running up chamber mouldings I set the table saw to 45degree and push through with a feather board - much quicker and safer and is just as accurate
The inside beads I did on the table saw but just wasn’t happy with the finish, it was probably ok but without decent feather boards it was a little inconsistent. Router table planned so, so thumbs will be safer soon. 👍
Hi Tim, I know I'm late to the party but did you leave all of the Packers in or just the bottom ones? Excellent job on the porch. 👍
Hang on! Where did the external sealing rubber go?
Nice job with the entry door...looks really good...what are you going to do with the soffit to set it off if you don;t mind me asking...
Well that looks amazing👍 #spotonmate. Keep em coming bud.
Lovely job. What make was the varnish/oil?
What is the tape you are using please
Did you use the same type of double sides Security Tape on the bead side of the window or just a single sided rubber seal ?
Can you please tell me the model number,thickness,and width plus brand name and part number of the best tape you have discovered for this application. There hundreds of different tapes,sizes,types etc. Thank you much!
Hello,
First of all, thank you so much for sharing this video.
I am about to reglaze windows in my grandmother's house.
So I wonder, what is the size of nails you might recommend? gauge 16, 18 or 21, 23 ?
would you recommend using tape or other material on the outside part of windows?
Maybe I missed some videos of your similar project, so sorry for asking stupid questions.
Sincerely,
Juanhser
How did you do the beading to ensure that they don’t collect water and rot?
as long as he has a weeping vent on the lower bead, he'll be okay.
Wow that’s super sticky tape boyo lucky u got it right first time
Dress the gas box! 👍🏼
Great video - really useful. I couldn't quite tell, but did you put the double sided tape on the beading as well or any seal, or did you just nail it on?
It was just tacked in the video as I was waiting to make the sill but yes it was taped also. 👍
what is this thickness of the sash ?
What nails have you used, ss ?
Why when buying door hinges or striker plates do they always supply the worlds most rubbish screws? 🤷♂️👍
If the hinges are stainless, then yes! But then any SS screw is pretty rubbish, it's the nature of the alloy that it is a lot softer than regular screws.
i love watching your clips, but i have a stupid question.
why didn't you put the beading on the inside?
The frame is designed for external glazing
External beading is pretty common these days. Especially in pine windows instead of putty. They can show signs of deterioration within a year
Is the glass in the wrong way around? stickers go inside
You mean the sticker that says ‘exterior side, this side faces out’? 😉
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