Videos of window work. You can learn only so much reading a book and looking at the pictures. Learn more about the techniques and nuances of window work right here. Not finding the video you want? Post a comment below.
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Very helpful to me- thank you!
You are welcome. Just let me know if there is anything else I can do.
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John,
Thank you for your book, videos and efforts to keep historical windows from ending up in the trash. I have an old Victorian with original windows that many tried to convince me to replace. Your work has made it possible for me to see how to rehabilitate them of which I have done a half dozen so far. These old houses breathe and that is a great thing that I would have lost.
Without your videos, explanations, writing and historical knowledge, there would be no way I could have avoided replacements. I am so grateful that you shared your work with us all.
John, I’m trying to get some info and share some Anderson Windows I saved from a burnt house. Stamped on the wood it says 1957 Anderson Window. I’ve never seen any like these. They have an Art Deco brass Handel in the middle that you turn and pull, then they slide out and open on what looks like a grieved Bakelite bottom plate. Just amazing! Love to talk to some one that might know about these. I’ve installed some, and have more in my garage. Greg
Nice website and thanks again for your commits on the Preservation forum.
Scott Coley