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Making Storm Windows

Wood storm windows look better and seal tighter than mass-produced aluminum and vinyl units.

By Rex Alexander Issue 112

A cabinetmaker makes the case for wood storm windows as an alternative to vinyl or aluminum on old houses then shows how they are made. Construction is simple, ideal for turning out enough storm windows for a whole house.

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