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Hi all, thanks for the responses. The problem is that because the fiberglass goes over the frame of the window it makes it impossible to get the window with the frame out without damaging the fiberglass and also the plaster work internally. I'm wondering if there is a way of keeping the window frame in place and placing a new window on top of this or even just a pane of glass??

Would the atlas window fit onto the frame of the old pivot window though?

Hi there, they are roughly on about a 10degree pitch

Hi all, hope all are well. Looking for some advice. We have 5 fakro roof lights in our rear extension which are leaking. We have discovered its because they are not designed to be in the roof as its too shallow for them. I've added some pics My question is as the fibre glass goes over the frame, is there some sort of fixed glass window that would fit on to the existing frame? Or could it be possible to take the sash out and just put a piece of glass on to the frame? Any advice would be much appreciated