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Hi hoytio, Welcome to Renvoators.com! Can you describe your windows in a bit more detail. Are the window jambs and sashes original (wood) but the track that the sashes ride in is made of vinyl? Tom
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Years ago I saw a replacement window track - I believe it was vinyl. You could keep your old window sashes and simply install this track for them to glide in.
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Sorry I was unclear. The jambs, window sashes and the tracks are all wood right now, we would like to replace the wooden slides with vinyl to hopefully save energy.
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I am looking for a company that sells renovation materials to upgrade 1904 vinyl window sash track to something that is more energy efficient. I hope you can help.
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As a Historical Restoration Contractor, we often run into problems with older homes that someone has done work on, that just didnt turn out quite like they had hoped and then they put the place up for sale and the next owner calls us and says fix it. Most of the time it turns out that it was a poor ...
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