Window Fitters Guide to Window Installation 
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Replacing 
Combination 
Windows
A very common window configuration is the Picture
Window flanked by two Double Hung Windows.
Usually in the Living Room, these windows are a sin-
gle unit of individual wood windows attached togeth-
er and placed in a single opening in the wall.
The most common method of replacing these win-
dows is to treat them the same as single windows
and remove the operating sash of the Double-Hungs
and the single Picture Window which will leave an
opening with stops against which the new replace-
ment pocket window can be placed.
The old window sash are removed to the outside
leaving the interior stops and trim intact. Exactly as
would be done in an “Outside-In” install, the new
windows are put out through the opening and
brought back against the interior stops.
Frame In Replacement
SAMPLE MANUAL

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