Anyone know who made these windows?

[RichLech]

I wonder if anyone can tell me who made these windows. My boat was built in 2005 and they are fairy basic windows. As the pictures show, the rubber strips that cover the fixing screws have shrunk a lot over the years and I would like to replace them. Also, several of the little plastic bits that cover the drain holes have been lost. 

 

Can anyone point me towards a supplier who may have produced the windows, or alternatively to a supplier who is likely to be able to provide the parts that I need. 

 

Thanks

[Harpur Hill]

Though not 'boaty' these folk may be able to help.

https://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/category/337/seals

[rustydiver]

Try here.

Im in the process of replacing the furry flock stuff and bottom rubbers on my boat windows, I sent them a email they have more than they got on the website.

http://www.wesleywindows.co.uk/store/window-spare-parts.html

[Grahamnewman]

Try Channelglaze - a very good company to deal with.

[RichLech]

Many thanks for suggestions. Looks like Wesley or Channelglaze will have what I need. 

[trackman]

I have very similar windows and got replacement seal strip from Seals Direct on line. Sold by the metre. I had to measure the width of the existing as they have various sizes

[john6767]

I would say they are Wesley Windows, the same as our boat has, also built in 2005.  You can get replacement rubber strip and drain covers from them.

[WotEver]

11 hours ago, trackman said:

I have very similar windows and got replacement seal strip from Seals Direct on line. Sold by the metre. I had to measure the width of the existing as they have various sizes

I was going to suggest the same. Older caravans use a similar cover strip on all the drip strips and it’s common to replace metres of the stuff. 

[RichLech]

Great. Thanks.

 

I've seen the bits I need on their website.

[Jen-in-Wellies]

The windows on my boat are Caldwell's from 2007. They use a similar sealing strip to cover the fixing screws. Easier to identify as there is a label with the manufacturer and phone/fax number on the inside. A fax number dates it rather! Spares are available. The sealing strip is a good idea, neat, but easy to remove to access the screws. I find I tend to catch the end  of the strips with a trouser leg and pull it out when walking the gunwales. Have to pop them all back in place every so often.

 

Jen

[Ian F B]

7 hours ago, Jen-in-Wellies said:

The windows on my boat are Caldwell's from 2007. They use a similar sealing strip to cover the fixing screws. Easier to identify as there is a label with the manufacturer and phone/fax number on the inside. A fax number dates it rather! Spares are available. The sealing strip is a good idea, neat, but easy to remove to access the screws. I find I tend to catch the end  of the strips with a trouser leg and pull it out when walking the gunwales. Have to pop them all back in place every so often.

 

Jen

Why are you carrying a pair of trousers down the gunwale,just asking????