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Framing for a new construction window
Hello All,
I am building a new addition and want to know the best way to frame a rough opening for a new window. For my window Pella says: "6" Overall frame depth (4-9/16" wall depth). Eliminates the need for drywall return" What size studs are needed for this window. Will 2x4's work? |
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: New England
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Framing for a new construction windowQuote:
(3-1/2" stud width + 1/2" exterior sheathing + 1/2" drywall + 1/16" overage = 4-9/16" wall depth) In case you need any pointers on window framing arrangements: http://www.hammerzone.com/archives/w...ro_framing.htm
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Framing for a new construction window
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
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