Bros

As someone once told me is easier to ask forgiveness than ask for permission, I suppose that has some limitations.

Happens all the time. On thing I noticed was the pipe insulation on our AC fell to bits after a couple of years so I suspect it is not UV stabilized. Knowing what I know now I would have painted the insulation with exterior water based paint.

Not a problem with AS3000 but looks a bit messy. Next time use the forum image uploader for images. Post a pic standing further back so we can see the complete install.

You're not the only one, I wanted to get my kitchen modified to take a dishwasher but the replies I god was not until the end of the year so i di it myself. Must be a lot of money floating around.

I must have missed that reply. I never knew how that did it and the drawing explains it.

So the windows are not fastened to the outside of the stud?

But doing that allows removal but you can’t replace it as you can’t get access to the flange as it is covered by brick.

How would you do that? My window frame have a flange around the edge and I believe it is fastened to the frame and the window sill and jambs goes up to the frame and the outside is bricked up to the frame and it doesn't leave any room to replace.

I doubt there is an easy way other then the tenants going slow and watching. I have never had a problem with pedestrians but when exiting unit blocks with parallel parking on the street you have to try and look down the street to see if any cars are coming then slowly going on the street. This can be stuffed up with a van parked down the street.