Full-frame replacement windows mirror new construction installations. The entire window frame and sash are removed, resulting superior weather tightness and often greater glass viewing area.
Whether it's a double-hung, casement, awning or specialty window, you'll find it easier than ever to find the perfect window for your remodeling or replacement project. Choose from a broad range of full-frame windows styles, along with both custom and standard sizing options to fill almost any rough opening.
Full frame replacement windows are the best option for you if one of these statements apply:
- There is rot in the window frame: trim, casing, or sill
- The window is out of square
- You would like to change the size or shape of your window.
INSTALLING REPLACEMENT FULL FRAME WINDOWS
Removing the old window:
- Window stops are removed
- Lower sash removed
- Upper sash removed
- Trim and casings are removed
- Sill and frame are removed, the rough opening is visible
Watch a Project Example using the 400 Series Woodwright Double-Hung Full Frame Replacement Window
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Step 2: Measurement
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Step 3: Preparation
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Step 5: Opening Prep
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Step 6: Water Management
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Step 7: Installation
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Step 8: Exterior Trim
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Step 9: Interior Trim