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  1. 29th September 2008, 05:57 PM #1
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    G'day ppl, been a long time, anyway, I have a 30x20 shed, two roller doors, other than the doors there is no ventilation. How difficult is it to put windows in? would like to have one with an exhaust fan, for when I am spray painting, And another just for light and ventilation, gets hot as in there in Summer. What kind of windows are suitable?.
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    I take it that we are talking about a "standard" colourbond shed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobR View Post
    I take it that we are talking about a "standard" colourbond shed.
    Silly me, yes a standard Colorbond, two roller doors at the front.
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    The best windows to fit into a shed are Wintec Windows But you would have to ask for Face Fix windows and have them made to the width so the side face flanges sit on the ribs of the vertical wall sheeting ribs.


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    Thanks Barry. now I know what to get.
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