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DIY Window Install on a Blank Supporting Wall!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2015
- How to cut your opening, use proper flashing and install your new window in a wall that has no window. Step by Step.
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Great job Paul. This is one of the better vids out. Keep up the great work
Thank you for showing how to do this!
I have a mobile home. so do I just make a hole and put the window in. I have no siding. it's all metal.
+socomsfinest 1
Hi, you probably have corrugated metal panels on your home. You can cut a hole and frame it without a supporting header. Most mobile homes have 2x2" studs and you probably have paneling on the inside with a small molding over the seams. I would remove the panel that you are going to add the window to. This way you can frame it from the inside and cut the window opening on your panel while it is on the ground. If your outside panel is corrugated, you should use an L shaped flashing above the window. This will keep the water from getting behind the metal siding. Use a good exterior silicone to seal the entire window. I would recommend using a replacement window that is made for renovation. It will not have flanges on it. If you have any questions, please let me know. Good luck!
Paul
Great video, Thanks!
Hi Pamelina,
Thanks for the compliment. I try to make sure I explain the detail that people
need to finish their projects successfully. I do have plans for some new videos
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Haha, Look at that mess. Better to do it from inside. Less mess. Less headaches.
+TigerNgtMare
Nope, you're wrong. If I were to do it from the inside, I would have to cut the rock out , patch it, blow texture,prime and paint! I completed this job in a half a day. Remember I installed a header, I needed room to attach it properly. Cutting the siding was easy.
Thanks anyway!