I have 50yo house with brick walls. There is gray cement block inside and brick outside. I also have 2x2 with insulation under plaster.
I want new construction windows.
Window sills on outside sloped down and so is my window frame bottoms. Everything looks good and solid.
Original wooden windows been there and right now only few rotten, others have cosmetic issues like 20 layers of peeled paint and just driedout/deformed so they can't be opened/closed properly.
I wonder which way should I go. I like wood and I don't think painting outside will be a big deal. Is there companies that can make same kind of wood window for me? The only caveat is that I want casement window.
Single pane is 38" wide and standard size for most casement windows don't go higher then 36"
Does anyone have suggestion on proper installation method and maybe manufacturer to look at for wood windows?
Thanks!
I want new construction windows.
Window sills on outside sloped down and so is my window frame bottoms. Everything looks good and solid.
Original wooden windows been there and right now only few rotten, others have cosmetic issues like 20 layers of peeled paint and just driedout/deformed so they can't be opened/closed properly.
I wonder which way should I go. I like wood and I don't think painting outside will be a big deal. Is there companies that can make same kind of wood window for me? The only caveat is that I want casement window.
Single pane is 38" wide and standard size for most casement windows don't go higher then 36"
Does anyone have suggestion on proper installation method and maybe manufacturer to look at for wood windows?
Thanks!