Eze Breeze Windows

jeanw2015

9 years ago

I need help with my Eze breeze window panels. I took them out, but cannot get them back in correctly. Please help!

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lkbum_gw
9 years ago
See youtube link below.
http://m.youtube.com/results?q=eze%20breeze%20windows

Here is a link that might be useful: Link to videos
nyurcisin
9 years ago
I'm sure you've solved your dilemma by now, but we just had these installed and were told when removing the panels to be sure to make a notation on each as to the positioning (ie Window1, panel1, W1, panel2, etc)

As these are measured to fit exactly into their respective openings, it's important to replace them into the exact position from where they came. Hope this helps
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archglass
9 years ago
Jean I'm sure you got them figured out by now, but for those of you out there that need assistance with this here it goes:

EZE Breeze panels are all custom made so each full window is different (usually) unless the contractor had each window made the same, which is a rare.

In each individual window there are 4 panels on a vertical window, if you take the 4 panels out and stack them together the smallest panel will go in first and so on.

If you have taken all of them out and can't remember which window they go in you will have to take the smallest of each window sash and try them in each window to see which fits best.

archglass.com is a great site to find out more and they even sell direct and service all parts for EZE Breeze windows

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