Everyone wants trouble-free windows — windows that operate smoothly and keep cold air and water out. Over a quarter of a century, carpenter Tom Law has installed thousands of doors and windows, developing the time-honored techniques that mark him as a master carpenter. At the same time, best practices for windows seem to be a moving target as methods and materials evolve. Check out this Video Vault classic and compare it to some of our more recent videos, articles, and tips to see how Tom’s method holds up.
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The window in the video has not been manufactured for several years, also best practices (flashing, sill pan, air barrier are not part of the video. This should not be shown again as the installation is invalid
WindowmanLEEDAP - That's Tom F-Ing Law there. Shut up.