Installing the Relocated Window

you in the morning. We have a small problem here. The windows will be up in about 5-6 weeks, but I have a plan B. If you remember, the layout of this house was like this: the laundry room is in this closet, and there's a dividing wall here. Well, not anymore. We are opening up this space, which will give us an open plan for the kitchen, creating a dining room that flows into the living room. But along with that, we're also putting up a partition in the dining room. And you think: "What's going on here?" Well, this is probably one of my favorite parts—the small office that can also be used as a flexible space. I really like that we have a huge window here. However, large windows are difficult to find, but slightly smaller ones are easier. So what we're going to do is take this window, put it in the living room —lots of space, lots of light. And here we'll just go to the hardware store, take the largest window and center it. Robbing Peter to pay Paul. That's what we do here. So the only thing we need to focus on right now is to take it out carefully, because I have a tendency to overdo it with overenthusiasm. And on top of that, I think I'll have to learn how to lay bricks, because I'll have to lay this red brick outside. In short, there are many things, but these are tomorrow's problems. Just pull it in. Pull inward? Okay. I wonder how it goes inside. I don't think I've ever installed a window. Hold on, let's pull out one corner, and then...Okay. Do you want to be the first? Do we have a drill there? Should I take this one? Good. How many do we have there? About a quarter of an inch? We ...we...we need to level this drywall. Good. Attempt number two. Does it work? Yes. Oh, it's a corner. Let's just take it. Look who has a new window. Just a new window, let's have fun. It looks like it was here. It fits this finish . It fits this window. And we have a lot of light here now. What could be better?