Replacing Window In a Brick House - The Whole Process
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- If you are looking for a simple guide to replace a window in your brick house yourself, this video guide is for you!
Of course, replacing windows in a brick house could seem challenging. However, if you have the right set of instructions and a little DIY knowledge, you can do it pretty conveniently, without hiring a window expert. Watch this video that guides you through the process using simple, easy-to-understand instructions. You can see that the video also shows you the kind of tools and materials required to conveniently replace a window in a brick house.
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Wow! You just did what I am about to do in the home studio I am building! Thanks for the video!! This will certainly help this rookie carpenter!!
Glad it was helpful!
No flashing tape at bottom and sides?
Why smash it out and damage the interior wall?.
The edge of the sheetrock was covered by the window casing. Sometimes I also focus too much on recording and not on work 😕
IMO the interior damage was minimal. Not a concern at all. Good job on the video
Because, he was in a hurry and didn’t have the proper tools.
@@jlatnycMinimal perhaps but no need to have damaged it at all. Casing may cover it but there’s still several gaps being the casing that didn’t need to be there.
I could have swore I was watching it in reverse,interesting steps of installation
Nice hammer i got the same one works like a charm
Would like to know what was wrong with the old window
Some of the windows were in disastrous condition. The owner of this house decided to replace them all.
@@JOE_JET_Renovations thanks
I don’t have a bender and wondered if you could have used hardee board for outside instead of aluminum siding…? Thanks for the video
Nice complete video. How would you install a window WITHOUT the capping and wood on the exterior? ie; have the window frame go straight up to the exterior brick. Thanks.
You can try to find a local company that will prepare the windows exactly to your size, then you only silicone them to the brick. These windows are usually a bit more expensive than those from homedepot. You can also use PVC trim boards to seal out the gaps.
You didn't show any sealant in the gap between the rough opening and the window. You're going to let in drafts and noise.
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Have brick on sill for one and sill and one side for other.
i would of just cut the frame out...besides destroying the drywall....
Great! Good to know...
It's the metal bender rentable?
Yes, at least in my HomeDepot
@@JOE_JET_Renovations looked it up. Thanks. Didn't know it's called an Aluminum Brake
My, is that audio wretched....
To a hammer.... Everything is a nail. What a hack!
This guy is damaging the Sheetrock. Could have used a better prybar
Casing covered this 'damage' so there is nothing to dramatize.
@@JOE_JET_Renovationsthere was no need to damage it in the first place. Better to use composite shims also. But go ahead, keep doing it your way if that works for ya.
@@bondpit8750 We can always do something better, faster or cheaper. Every job has its budget. Many people are perfect theorists who would do everything better. I would like to see how they replace 5 such windows a day in real life. In this video I do not teach how it should be done. It shows how I do it.
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The music is really annoying
Too much music no info.
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