Awning Window Material

Found this material on ebay, they do other sizes as well.
Could make a damaged awning like new. Pete









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Looks good stuff Pete, a heat welder would probably be the neatest way to go if replacing a window with this but HH 66 would work too

Thanks for posting

Yep Helen i would cut out the old window and leave a 1 inch border of the old window in place all round, and then use HH66 to fix the new window in place, then cover the join with a border of pvc to finish off.
I wonder if anyony on the forum has tried hh66 yet?

fearful wizard wrote:Yep Helen i would cut out the old window and leave a 1 inch border of the old window in place all round, and then use HH66 to fix the new window in place, then cover the join with a border of pvc to finish off.
I wonder if anyony on the forum has tried hh66 yet?

There is a chap at grimsby that may be able to do a sewn in repair.