Posted by Tony on October 22, 2009, 9:00 pm
I am looking to replace my windows in my bedrooms. Right now, it looks like
there is the original
aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
window was installed,
almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
see if you can make
heads or tales of what I got.
Interior pics:
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
Exterior pic:
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
windows are better. If I
were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger. But,
what does that
mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim, is
it possible to get
the exact size for the new construction windows?
My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
side to side:
46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
Thanks
Tony
Posted by GregS on October 23, 2009, 9:27 am
wrote:
>I am looking to replace my windows in my bedrooms. Right now, it looks like
> there is the original
>aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
> window was installed,
>almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
> see if you can make
>heads or tales of what I got.
>Interior pics:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
>Exterior pic:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
>I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
> windows are better. If I
>were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger.
> But, what does that
>mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim, is
> it possible to get
>the exact size for the new construction windows?
>My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
> side to side:
>46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
I think new construction windows have a lip, which will make it more difficult to
install. It looks pretty simple. The best way is to rip one window out
so you can see the exact demensions needed. Just order them
and give the exact cutout size and make sure its 1/4 inch smaller measuring
the replacement assembly. You may need a small amount of
fill, be it wood , aluminum, or vinal. Always stuff spaces with insulation.
Shop around.
greg
Posted by Tony on October 23, 2009, 6:04 pm
On Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:27:38 GMT, zekfrivo@zekfrivolous.com (GregS) wrote:
wrote:
>>I am looking to replace my windows in my bedrooms. Right now, it looks like
>> there is the original
>>aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
>> window was installed,
>>almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
>> see if you can make
>>heads or tales of what I got.
>>
>>Interior pics:
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
>>
>>Exterior pic:
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
>>
>>I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
>> windows are better. If I
>>were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger.
>> But, what does that
>>mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim, is
>> it possible to get
>>the exact size for the new construction windows?
>>
>>My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
>> side to side:
>>
>>46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>>34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>I think new construction windows have a lip, which will make it more difficult
to
>install. It looks pretty simple. The best way is to rip one window out
>so you can see the exact demensions needed. Just order them
>and give the exact cutout size and make sure its 1/4 inch smaller measuring
>the replacement assembly. You may need a small amount of
>fill, be it wood , aluminum, or vinal. Always stuff spaces with insulation.
>Shop around.
>greg
>
Thanks for the reply Greg. If I remove the entire window, what do I do while I
wait the 7-10 days
for the new ones? Do I put it back, board it up, ???
Tony
Posted by « Jeem » on October 23, 2009, 7:27 pm
wrote:
>I am looking to replace my windows in my bedrooms. Right now, it looks like
there is the original
>aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
window was installed,
>almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
see if you can make
>heads or tales of what I got.
>Interior pics:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
>Exterior pic:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
>I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
windows are better. If I
>were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger.
But, what does that
>mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim, is
it possible to get
>the exact size for the new construction windows?
>My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
side to side:
>46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>Thanks
>Tony
Back in 2006, I had all of the windows in the entire house (8)
replaced by Window World. I beleive they are nationwide. They were
MUCH cheaper than any of the other estimates we got and as of today, I
have no complaints.
Posted by Tony on October 23, 2009, 9:47 pm
>wrote:
>>I am looking to replace my windows in my bedrooms. Right now, it looks like
there is the original
>>aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
window was installed,
>>almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
see if you can make
>>heads or tales of what I got.
>>
>>Interior pics:
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
>>
>>Exterior pic:
>>
>>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
>>
>>I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
windows are better. If I
>>were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger.
But, what does that
>>mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim,
is it possible to get
>>the exact size for the new construction windows?
>>
>>My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
side to side:
>>
>>46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>>34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>>
>>
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Tony
>Back in 2006, I had all of the windows in the entire house (8)
>replaced by Window World. I beleive they are nationwide. They were
>MUCH cheaper than any of the other estimates we got and as of today, I
>have no complaints.
Did you get replacement windows or new construction. I have a total of 3 windows
(2 bedroom and 1
kitchen). I can get the three windows from Home Depot (American Craftsman, made
by Anderson) and it
is the mid level windows. Total cost would be about $500. What did you pay? I am
not even looking to
spend $1000. That is too much. I hate our house and it is valued lower than I
what I paid for it 5
years ago. I want to get out ASAP and just want to get better insulation and
keep the cold and noise
out.
Tony
> there is the original
>aluminum window on the inside and on the outside, it looks like a white vinyl
> window was installed,
>almost like a cap that has sliding windows on it. Please look at the pics and
> see if you can make
>heads or tales of what I got.
>Interior pics:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior1-1.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior2.jpg
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/interior3.jpg
>Exterior pic:
>http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/trusso11783/exterior.jpg
>I was going to buy replacement windows but my friend said new construction
> windows are better. If I
>were to get new construction windows, my he said to get it a little bigger.
> But, what does that
>mean? How much bigger? If I want to keep the existing j-channel siding trim, is
> it possible to get
>the exact size for the new construction windows?
>My window sizes are as follows (this is the exact interior measuremnets from
> side to side:
>46" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)
>34" (w) x 39 1/2" (h)