{Disarmed} RE: Electric Windows

["Dean Barrett" <dean@xxxxxxxxx>]

How about http://www.windowmaster.co.uk

I bought two sets of their openers to operate conversatory windows via CBus
- unfortunately still in their boxes - but nice kit by the looks of it.

They are a sister company of Velux, and had everything in stock in
Wellingborough.





Dean.





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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Kevin Hawkins
Sent: 07 November 2005 13:05
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Electric Windows


I have been toying with a retrofit for some sash windows , as they are
behind a desk and very awkward to open,  eventually I found a UK company
that makes these (after much searching). It's quite a joinery job to add
them which has so far deferred the project though.  I'm guessing you're
looking for something suited to a more contemporary window design though
? There are quite a few US based companies that I found that offer the
classic 'pivot' type openers have  a 'Google' for "automatic"
"electric"  "window opener", I'm sure they must have UK
representatives..

Kevin

Keith Doxey wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>Just wondering why we dont have electrically operated windows in our
houses.
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>Opening and closing any of my windows is difficult because of items of
>furniture in front of them meaning you have to stand on something to
reach.
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>Almost all cars now have electric windows (at least for driver and
front
>passenger) which isnt really required as you are sitting right next to
where
>the manual handle would have been.
>
>At school (yes I can still remember that far back.... just cant
remember
>what I did a few hours ago) the high up windows on the hall had a
mechanical
>cable operated opening system.
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>Lots of people have electrically operated curtains yet they are easier
to
>reach. Electrically operated windows could then be linked to the alarm
>system so that the windows automagically close when you set the alarm.
>
>Is such a system available ?
>
>Regards
>
>Keith
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