Full Window install 20x30 Workshop build
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- I install a basic window into the 20x30 workshop. For this install I use a new construction window. I cut the tyvek home wrap in a special way that allows for the window sill to be covered completely. A layer of flashing is used on the sill ontop of the tyvek. I place a bead of caulk around the open window and seat the window into place. Lots of screws are used to hold the window in place. I dont use caulk on the bottom of the window so that water could escape if it ever go to that point. Flashing is installed on the sides of the window and lastly on the top to keep all water out.
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Fantastic attention to detail in those corners!!! And I notice you pulling the wrap tightly toward the inside of the wall as you tape! Details like this are lost in an explanation, whereas seeing you do it gives a lot of great details and tips as you do it! GLORIOUS!!!
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Thank you. Haha I hope it works.
A project that many may view as being a PANE, but you make it look like a BREEZE to install!
Very PUNy. Having 3 windows in the space provides nice natural light.
That looks very weather tight, well done.
Thank you. It has worked well over the past month. No issues.
Nice work!
Thank you. These 3 windows in the shop are letting in much needed light.
thanks for the detailed instruction, it is very helpful. do you end up screwing in the bottom of the window as well?
The bottom needs to be left unscrewed. That allows any water to escape.
@@sethcraftworkshop thanks for the quick reply! would you recommend using the flashing all around a window opening for an exterior transom window as well? the transom window will just be a single pane trimmed into the back and front walls of our new shed build project