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  1. Perfect thanks for your help, Joey setting the distance in the default window to 0 got rid of the line between the windows but still showed the frames thickness between the mulled windows. Our windows are aluminium no casings fitted. Our plasterboard fits into grooves in the window liners (Frames) and steps below is how I got to windows to look the way I wanted them (sorry sizes are metric) Thanks all with your help Regards Rob (New Zealand Then mulled the three windows together then set the casing as below
  2. Hi there Is there a way of reducing the thickness or removing the inside frames of a mulled window? but leaving the full width frames around the outside. - like the the un-mulled triple casement window shown on the right Thanks Rob
  3. Thanks Scott I followed you vid and it worked perfect. Many thanks Regards Rob
  4. Hi there Sorry I'm new to asking questions. The window is a window seat up off the floor and protruding approx.20inches from inside of 4inch wide framing. There is a corner post on the framing line holding lintels and floor loadings. When I said I took out the corner post out I was trying the see if the windows would join. The house was designed and built in the 80's its not a great design but its what's there as you can see from the photos. I am working on a cladding change for the customer and was just looking to see if there was an easy way to join a garden window to make my model true to what is built. I have been on the tools for 35 years and the last 15 doing design and build using C/A since Ver7 (now X9). I am no way experienced in using C/A to its full potential - Just trying to up skill where I can. Regards Rob
  5. Hi Does anyone know if its possible to corner Garden windows? I have dragged together and removed corner post but can't join to the outer frame. I have also tried using atrium windows but won't join. (has the same problem) Thanks Rob