Brent and his team do a lot of work restoring older windows. Back in his Pennsylvania Farmhouse video he talked about the unique windows on that project and today will bring us back there to take a deep-dive into what makes a great historic window. Windows have the ability to add character to the home. 

The window Brent explores is comprised of heavy timbers that carry the stone and create a structural framework that sticks out about two inches. These windows are comprised of solid oak, timbered beams that allow them to twist and move for an extra touch. The single-pane glass has a putty glazing and has been weather-stripped to last a long time – up to 200 years! On the inside of the window, catch a glimpse of the wide oak windows that will never rot, and peer out the restoration glass that has subtlety that makes them look like they did many years ago. Check out this easy window build and get some historic window implementation tips from Brent.

Hull Millwork