Replacement Windows Discussion Board Forum

The "insert" casement requires no more "flashing than the insert DH. The AW insert DH does not have a fin. Andersen doesn't make an "insert" casement window that I can find on their website. What they have is "replacement casement windows without installation flanges&q...

The "insert" casement requires no more "flashing than the insert DH. The AW insert DH does not have a fin. Andersen doesn't make an "insert" casement window that I can find on their website. What they have is "replacement casement windows without installation flanges&q...

AW does make a special sized non fin casement. Yes, but they aren't "insert" windows to pop inside your existing frame, as far as I can tell. Those replacement casements are easier to fasten, but you still have to do all the flashing if I'm not mistaken. I ordered insert double hung windo...

I just read the article below that seemed to be doing what I think needs to be done with my house. Does this seem normal? I'd worry about not having much room to get behind the brick. Plus, figuring out what size the window needs to be isn't as straightforward. http://www.coastalcontractor.net/cgi-b...

Nah, I didn't mean I would be putting in a new hole. I meant that if I do pull out the whole window frame then I'll be stuck with that windowless hole in my wall with no going back. I was afraid that I'd be stuck having to go with inserts. The Andersen windows we wanted don't have inserts for caseme...

I'm looking for some advice on window installation in my 50 year old brick home. It's in desperate need of full window replacement. I already ordered an Andersen Woodwright double hung insert window to put in a bathroom in the back of the house. I decided this would be my "test" to install...