Replacement window sill needed

c0tt0nt0p

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Covid is now forcing me to do DIY (never a good thing)...

As work have announced the office is closing we're having a move around at home which is forcing me to repair a blown out internal window sill so the daughter can move her bedroom to a bigger space..

Can anyone recommend somewhere local to get one from ? It doesn't seem like the sort of thing places like b&q and Wickes stock.

Looking for wood (current one is is MDF)...

Cheers

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c0tt0nt0p

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Most likely caused by rain being driven in. Will seal it up once it's out....

I didn't see that listing so thanks although the current one is 25mm thick so will weigh it up as an alternative thanks
 

littleme

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We used an old heavy duty wooden shelf that we no longer used, it was just the right size too, so it may be an option to look at shelving....
 

c0tt0nt0p

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We used an old heavy duty wooden shelf that we no longer used, it was just the right size too, so it may be an option to look at shelving....
Thanks, but alas as I'm part of the IKEA generation that would only mean either more partical board or a rather chunky floating shelf!!!
 

c0tt0nt0p

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I work at Eurocell, we sell replacement laminated windowboard in 5mtr lengths if this is any good to you at least this way you'd never have to repaint them
Thanks @Martin am I right in thinking it's MDF ? If that's the case I'll probably steer clear but please correct me if I'm wrong and it's wood. Cheers
 

EasMid

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I was going to suggest Eurocell. Ours are laminated wood (Not Mdf )with a “plastic” coating. The standard lengths are 5metres but you could try a window company (eg Stafford Glazing Services?) To see if they’ve got a suitable off cut. As Gramaisc said it’s called window board, the sill is the big on the outside.
 

Gramaisc

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I was going to suggest Eurocell. Ours are laminated wood (Not Mdf )with a “plastic” coating. The standard lengths are 5metres but you could try a window company (eg Stafford Glazing Services?) To see if they’ve got a suitable off cut. As Gramaisc said it’s called window board, the sill is the big on the outside.
It's a terminological nightmare zone.

If you were looking for something that was located on the flat area inside a window, I suspect that even the most hardened window fitter would tell you that it was on the window sill - or the windowsill.

Then, you will still find people who spell it as 'cill', whichever bit they actually mean.
 

Trumpet

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It's a terminological nightmare zone.

If you were looking for something that was located on the flat area inside a window, I suspect that even the most hardened window fitter would tell you that it was on the window sill - or the windowsill.

Then, you will still find people who spell it as 'cill', whichever bit they actually mean.
Sounds silly (cilly?) to me
 
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