On 18 Nov, 18:45, "Roger" wrote:
"MM" wrote in message

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Still about 5 years left on the NHBC warranty. Does this automatically
mean that the window supplier will replace a faulty double-glazed
unit, in this case a patio door, without charge and without quibble?

MM

*READ YOUR WARRANTY* *No one else has a copy of it so can not advise you.
Are you genuinely thick - or maybe not able to think for yourself or use any
common sense?
It's like me posting to the world to ask if they think I should turn the
heating up a bit?
How on earth would they know. *I know schools don't teach much due to the
lack of good
teachers, but do try to think for yourself.

I think Roger has a point - he just needs to stick it up his backside!
When I went to school Rog, our teachers taught us manners and
helpfulness, patience and understanding. I realise your school was
probably very 'special' (as you mum no doubt told you) and may have
been 'Approved' by HM the Queen - or at least her Government, but not
everyone is as 'wise' and 'savvy' as you evidently are...must be a
blissful place, the world of Rog!

To the original poster most sealed unit have a guaranteed life of 10
years, some 15. Your warranty (if like mine - take note Rog) may not
specifically mention the glass units as such but if they are saying a
10 years warranty on failure they mean the glass as much as the frame
- sue the buggers if neceesar because those glass panels are the most
expensive part of the window!

Or you could use Roger's technique and throw a crap teacher at the
company's MD - who's probably wondering if he should turn the office
heating up eh Rog?