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Trimming French Patio Doors and the Windows
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" What we have here is -- five quarter right mark yes so -- of five point sliding bypass patio door. Flanked by a couple of deadlines they don't open but they let lots of light into the room. And the way it is. But you've got extensions is under. How big -- these. -- felt Lawrence's born quarter. And what we have here is a situation where we've got a carrying beam about and that's why we have the width. The framing here. Now you've already put them and and I know that when they insulated the house they put fiberglass into these pockets from the outside. And we've got. Drywall there but that doesn't mean that this -- an even plane right right. What's the first step in trimming this stuff well the first that would be required to side casings OK now carry the -- OK in the casing stock. Is typically. Milled so that -- not gotten. This central portion of it plowed out. And by doing that mean you're sure that you always. Get a nice tight fit against the extent again -- something is irregular sticks up too much in the middle this won't hit it. All right before we put the header piece night. Let's notice that it's also -- the same way but we've had. That molding made. Which fits over the top of the -- like this to create his profile which matches the rest of the 1935. Interior driven -- stuff. -- mark yes. Now could figure out williams' two out two legs. Now amok in the pocket in between. Different window elements -- window and door elements and stressed the trim is called remote strip of mullion strip. That's what the pieces that squared up. OK now ready for the molding. Yeah. And this is my bed molding which lays flat on top of the casing. Butts right into the wall. Should you nail that in from the top or through the face under an hour ago from the park I think you'll be sturdy USC yeah yeah and this -- of course goes from. Right here. And you've got to cut just right."