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Posted By: luz13827We previously noticed some mould around some of the corner areasIt might depend a bit on which corners you mean - e.g. the junction with the wall, the ceiling, or between two frames (that make up the angle of the bay). A photo might help.
Posted By: RobLOften upvc windows are screwed in by the sides, sometimes top, siliconed outside, and a bit of upvc trim or silicone on the inside to tidy it up. What I've done with ones like this, is remove the trim/silicone inside to find 10mm gaps - spray a bit of water in gaps and expanding foam, then make good after. I've also drilled holes in inconspicuous parts of the upvc extrusions, and filled them with expanding foam too - you shouldn't do this with any parts that might have water dripping through them to the drains at the bottom.
Posted By: gravelldI was wondering if the telephone points were a clue with some dodgy holes from wiring, but that might be grasping at possibilities.Looking at the photos that seems like a possibility that's worth investigating. Where do all the wires from those boxes go?
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