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April 2020
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Difficulty: Beginner
Replacing flyscreen is a quick, easy and inexpensive job. It enables you to ensure there’s plenty of fresh air in the house while keeping the insects outside wher...
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January 2021
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Hey there please advise me How to install aluminium frame flyscreen to my A&L awning window how can I level from bottom part of window to attach aluminium frame on it thanks
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Doors and Windows
March 2024
Hello community members
Need assistance with replacing awning windows and flyscreens to ensure there are no gaps between them and they can be opened freely without pest infestation.
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November 2024
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I need to put fly screen to my awning windows. it looks like it has got required frame and if I get the right size fly screen I should be able to do it my self. I am attaching ...
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March
I have this stegbar awning window which comes with a single channel at the bottom. There are no other channels on the sides and the top. How can I secure a flyscreen to the window? What sort of clip...
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March 2024
Here's a simple guide I put together to help you make a flyscreen frame.
Step 1
Measure both the height and width of the interior of your window frame where the screen will fit. If...
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a month ago
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Hi everyone,
I just finished spray painti g the window frames and window. Bur now I am struggli g to out back this flyscreen back. No problem taking it out but could not figure out how to put back....
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January 2024
I have a wooden frame awning window which rubs along one side, the other side has a clearance of at least 6 mm. While I could hand plane the rubbing side down I'm not sure that is the best approach h...
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Hi @tigerzen With out a photo of your awning I am thinking you awning...
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Hi @tigerzen, As @Jewelleryrescue mentioned, it sounds like a few images of the gaps and...
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Thanks all for replying, my best guess as to what has happened is that there has been some settling...
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Provided it's just a couple of millimetres that is required to be removed in that one corner, it so...
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6mm clearance is one thing, but if it's actually 10mm clearance, that would push me more towards re...
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Thanks Mitchell, I guess my only concern is that one side has almost 10 mm clearance but ultimately...
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Masonite will do the job, @tigerzen. Mitchell
January
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Hi experts,
I have an awning window in this photo.
The bottom right corner of the timber sash has been damaged and the glass has moved in this photo.
Bottom right corner...
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Hi @DP7 thanks for sending these through. The first job is to very carefully ...
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Hello @DP7 Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have yo...
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Hi @DP7 The photos are a very small file size, so I'm unable to enlarge them ...
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Good Evening @DP7 Welcome to the community Its a good place to get ideas on how to approa...
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Hi @Nailbag can you see more details with these photos? Thank you. Looking out top rig...
March 2021
Hi, I have a fairly old sliding flyscreen door that has a broken roller assy that needs replacing. If it was just the wheel/roller that needed replacing it would be a fairly simple task, however...
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Doors and Windows
2 weeks ago
Hi Bunnings team, I have a simple (8"x2") horizontal frame that is bolted to the exterior of our 7yo premises but as you can see, one corner has separated from the (original) nails and is hanging loo...
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Repairing
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