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Albin 36 windows
Albin 36 windows
If there is anyone out there who has replaced there windows and has tamplets or window deminisions, would you please email me.
rfthornton01_@_aol.com
rfthornton01_@_aol.com
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Cabin Windows
What did you replace them with? Mine need replacing too.
I welded up stainless angle stock so the window has a flange on the exterior.I nstalled window channel on the inside of th frame.Used polycarbonate sheet from an industrial supply for the windows.Trimmed the inside made from burgundy plastic lumber to hide the stainless window channel. I'm rebuilding the boat so I didn't make the finishing trim yet. Bolted and caulked the frame to the cabin.
Re: Albin 36 windows
Joseph,
Do you have pics that you can post?? PLEASE! We are just about to replace nine of ours, and the exterior flange is really what I wanted but the glass guy said that it wasn't a realistic option. He said that with the new style track and modern adhesives there wouldn't be any problems.
Our exterior trim is spent and the glass is fogged between the layers, some of the interior veneer is ruined but there is no rot in the plywood. We're replacing with Solex saftey glass with a light bronze tint, to help keep things a little cooler when we're cruising in the southern states.
Do you have pics that you can post?? PLEASE! We are just about to replace nine of ours, and the exterior flange is really what I wanted but the glass guy said that it wasn't a realistic option. He said that with the new style track and modern adhesives there wouldn't be any problems.
Our exterior trim is spent and the glass is fogged between the layers, some of the interior veneer is ruined but there is no rot in the plywood. We're replacing with Solex saftey glass with a light bronze tint, to help keep things a little cooler when we're cruising in the southern states.
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Re: Albin 36 windows
I'll get some pics together.
Re: Albin 36 windows
Were you able to get photos together? We are going to begin removing windows this coming week, and the glass guy is lined up for the first week in Jan.josephmatlaga wrote:I'll get some pics together.
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Re: Albin 36 windows
Sorry, i tried uploading pics but PHOTOBUCKET stated I was "ineligable to register".Is there another way of sending pics.I'm restoring a 1978 Albin aft cabin trawler.Windows are only a small portion of the project.I don't know why we can't just insert jpegs.
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Re: Albin 36 windows
I'm new here, looking for info on decks, I have an Albin 33. I have completed many of the project discussions I see here, tank replacement, windows, scupper leaks, all of it.
I removed my old windows and made flat cardboard templates to the cutouts. I had plastic windows made at Mark Plastics, of Corona, Calif. Do a Google search, they are easy to find. They open and don't leak, not a drop. They were not expensive.
I recommend them.
I removed my old windows and made flat cardboard templates to the cutouts. I had plastic windows made at Mark Plastics, of Corona, Calif. Do a Google search, they are easy to find. They open and don't leak, not a drop. They were not expensive.
I recommend them.
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Re: Albin 36 windows
You can, but you have to "upload attachment". See the tab so named when you reply to this message, just below the box you type your message in: If you use the "place inline button like I did it will place the image in the body of your reply where ever the cursor is in your message. Simple and no photobucket.......I don't know why we can't just insert jpegs.
Ric
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Ric Murray
Big Time, 42' 1993 Jersey Sportfish
Formerly owned Time After Time, 2003 28TE
Wickford RI
Big Time, 42' 1993 Jersey Sportfish
Formerly owned Time After Time, 2003 28TE
Wickford RI
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Re: Albin 36 windows
Thanx for the info Ric
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Re: Albin 36 windows
Hi there, I have just replaced all my windows and have made a DVD of the whole process. I can probably answer most questions. Sebastina