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Split Jacks When Framing a Window Opening
Split jacks let you work faster, but they introduce another hinge point in the wall, which could be problematic in high-wind and high-seismic-risk zones.
Modern Window Stools
For a clean look, skip the casing and install a low-profile stool.
Use Interior Windows to Lighten a Dark Room
Adding a window to an interior wall is a beautiful way to extend sightlines and brighten up a space that has no exterior windows.
Installing Vinyl-Frame, Triple-Glazed Windows
These quality windows offer warmth, no condensation on the interior, and somewhat higher R-values.
Trimming the Windows
Preassembled Boral trim is pocketed screwed together.
A Victorian Kitchen Sees the Light
The theme of illumination is here used as crucial design inspiration for a San Francisco remodel.
Detailing Window and Door Openings
Thick walls mean tying together inner and outer rough openings.
Podcast Episode 64: Top-Down Shingling, Dormers, Trimwork, and Working Alone
Brian's visit with master carpenter Ben Brunick includes a discussion of preservation carpentry, pool tables, and window sashes.
Forest Retreat Cabin Interior
The interior of this vacation home includes shiplap pine coated in milk paint and a dark stained wood floor.
Forest Retreat Cabin
This modern cabin features custom milled pine shingles, a white cedar walkway and surrounding deck space completed with a sandblasted steel rail.

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