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**CDCL7WKJ** · 04-28-2008, 12:55 AM

Yeah, they are white on the outside, but stained on the inside, so it really depends on where the fill is used. The main problem is looseness between frame pieces, I can feel it to differing extents when I lift them (no stuck ones, thankfully); the worst ones visibly wiggle.

The top windows do have six panes, one of the reasons I really like them.

I'm fairly certain the second floor windows were put in during the 1950's; they have the same width but the styling is different.

Thanks.

04-28-2008, 12:55 AM	#4
CDCL7WKJ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 472 Senior Member	Yeah, they are white on the outside, but stained on the inside, so it really depends on where the fill is used. The main problem is looseness between frame pieces, I can feel it to differing extents when I lift them (no stuck ones, thankfully); the worst ones visibly wiggle. The top windows do have six panes, one of the reasons I really like them. I'm fairly certain the second floor windows were put in during the 1950's; they have the same width but the styling is different. Thanks.
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