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   andybuildz | Dec 13, 2002 01:33am | #1

   Plastic is plastic......no problems at all. I did one for a customer in direct light two years ago. Seems fine today

   Dont be plastic

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   JohnSprung | Dec 13, 2002 03:38am | #2

   By sill do you mean inside, outside, or both?  The word nitpick as I understand it is that the outside is the sill and inside it's called the seat.  Ordinary window glass filters out ultraviolet light, so plastics that don't contain UV blockers can be used inside but not out.  Not sure how Corian is for UV.

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   Bruce | Dec 13, 2002 05:15am | #4

   I think you're more likely to see "stool" than "seat" for the inside portion of the "sill" (which occurs outside).

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   KenDolph | Dec 13, 2002 05:47pm | #5

   Corian is 100% UV stable.  We sell it for sills and seats all of the time.  Corian can be used inside and out.

   Free information at

   http://stonewood.safeshopper.com

   I hope that this helps

   Ken

    

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   calvin | Dec 13, 2002 05:03am | #3

   Here's one to match.  Seems to have held up.

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