Window lental decrative.
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ralphtaylor
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You should get a stone arch or an angle iron to cross windows or you can also use a stone lintel if you can find one. But it can be very hard to build these windows by yourself, so I think your should hire a window repairman.
Ok wrong thing.
What is the thing they have over the window
http://alshamco.com/exterior-window-trim/exterior-window-trim-01/
This is what I was refering to.
Thanks for replying.
Sean
What is the thing they have over the window
http://alshamco.com/exterior-window-trim/exterior-window-trim-01/
This is what I was refering to.
Thanks for replying.
Sean
nealtw
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The one in the photo went on with the siding. What do you have for siding? Can you post a picture of the outside of your house.
nealtw
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http://mittenvinyl.com/products/33/95
Someone like this might help
Someone like this might help
joecaption
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Any real siding supply can order them for you.
Check out Fypon web site, and here's another company.
http://www.accentbuildingproducts.com/cgi-bin/accent/shutters/mantels.html
There called headers.
If you key word search "vinyl window header" lots of sites come up.
Most come with a bracket that gets mounted to the wall then the face plate gets snaped in place.
On a rough surface like that it's hard to keep the two pieces together once the start to expand and contract. We've use stainless steel trim head screws on the top and bottom to keep them together.
Check out Fypon web site, and here's another company.
http://www.accentbuildingproducts.com/cgi-bin/accent/shutters/mantels.html
There called headers.
If you key word search "vinyl window header" lots of sites come up.
Most come with a bracket that gets mounted to the wall then the face plate gets snaped in place.
On a rough surface like that it's hard to keep the two pieces together once the start to expand and contract. We've use stainless steel trim head screws on the top and bottom to keep them together.
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