remis rooflights

[mitzimad]

ive removed three remis rooflights from my burstner only removed because the flyscreens were broken ideal for fitting in a self build ive put them on ebay here

 

[sweetie]

@mitzimad are they 400mm x400mm if so could you PM me the price for 2 as I have need to replace a bodged rooflight in bathroom and have a crack in one over bed on our delfin.
Steve

 

[PORKSTER]

I could be interested in 1 pm me too Thanks

 

[Boringfrog]

I've just fitted a new one in the bathroom of my Bürstner, couldn't get it out whole, had to saw it in half, held in with 14 year old and still soft black sealant.

 

[Parapilot]

Any of these still for sale please ? I need to replace a cracked one.

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[mitzimad]

sorry ive sold the two good ones i do have one with only a small crack on the inside depends if yours is cracked to the point of not waterproof literally an inch long and obviously cheap

 

[mitzimad]

sweetie took both the good ones if anyone wants a picture of the one with a small crack let me know its definitely watertight

 

[Parapilot]

sorry ive sold the two good ones i do have one with only a small crack on the inside depends if yours is cracked to the point of not waterproof literally an inch long and obviously cheap

Yes if you could send or post a picture please.

 

[mitzimad]

I've just fitted a new one in the bathroom of my Bürstner, couldn't get it out whole, had to saw it in half, held in with 14 year old and still soft black sealant.

mine have been in ten years the trick is to use a very sharp thin blade and to cut rather than try to lever ive got a razor sharp wallpaper striper /scraper and the best carving knife

 

[mitzimad]

very difficult to photograph a crack

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[PORKSTER]

If nobody else wants it I may be interested at a super nice price just to keep for emergency. Out of interest did you replace like for like ? or go with the newer version.

 

[Boringfrog]

mine have been in ten years the trick is to use a very sharp thin blade and to cut rather than try to lever ive got a razor sharp wallpaper striper /scraper and the best carving knife

I did go around with a sharp blade but it wouldn't budge, the plastic was crumbling when I got a screwdriver underneath to try and lever it out, so I just hacksawed it in half.

 

[sweetie]

@mitzimad rooflights arrived 15 minutes ago they are great, so well packed took me 5 minutes to open box it was like Christmas. Thankyou very much.

Steve

 

[Northernraider]

That will be the one I had bid on on eBay then it disappeared