Are you wanting to cut a hole in a wall, so that you can then install a window in this hole, to allow light to pass through into the room on the other side of the wall?
The first thing you need to do is to find out if this is a load bearing wall. If so, you have to brace the ceilng with a temporary fake wall before you make a cut...then you have to install a proper header and frame out the bottom.
When we see walls removed and doorways widened on TV, they make it look quick and easy. It is not impossible to do, but you have to do your homework in getting this done.
Does anyone have any ideas of how to fill in a pass-through window? My son has a window in front of his kitchen sink that goes through to a small adjacent room off th...
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I'm looking to update my closet doors to be bifold wooden doors, but strangely the opening of my closet measures to be 95" tall, and the current door...
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I am looking to block the top of a staircase with a temporary door to keep cats out of the first floor. the problem I am having is that the ceiling is very high, 90"...
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This question has bothered me for a while. When we moved into our house the closets in the small upstairs bedrooms had cheap bypass doors on them. Needless to say, th...
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Are you wanting to cut a hole in a wall, so that you can then install a window in this hole, to allow light to pass through into the room on the other side of the wall?
The first thing you need to do is to find out if this is a load bearing wall. If so, you have to brace the ceilng with a temporary fake wall before you make a cut...then you have to install a proper header and frame out the bottom.
When we see walls removed and doorways widened on TV, they make it look quick and easy. It is not impossible to do, but you have to do your homework in getting this done.