Mobile Home Replacement Windows
Step 2: Remove Mobile Home Siding. Check how your window is mounted to your mobile home. If it is flush mounted (installed over the siding) then you can skip the first step. If your window is a lap-siding mount, then siding will cover the window …
Replacement windows: Lowes, Home Depot or Window World?
Oct 12, 2010 · One of the things that struck me as very odd with all of the quotes was that it just doesn't make much sense to me to put a $500 window in a $30,000 mobile home. I'm not being demeaning - just practical. Mobile homes rarely appreciate in value! Still, Home Depot came out with only ONE window choice at $500 a window.
Mobile Home Window Screen Replacement
Step 1 – Know the size of screen you will be building. Either measure the old screen or a same-size screen from another window, or measure from frame to frame in window and subtract 1/4″. Step 2 – Purchase a window screen frame kit at an area home improvement store. Pick up a roll of screen that will match your existing windows.
Mobile Home Insulation Guide: Types, Tips, & Standards to Keep …
It’s often recommended that you try to purchase insulation with an R-value of no less than 30-50 for the roof and 15-30 for the floor, but even these values are largely based on the climate of the location that your mobile home is in, the type of HVAC system your mobile home has and what part of the mobile home you’re planning to insulate.
Mobile Home Ceiling Panels – Replacement, Repair, or Rebuild
Mobile homes that don’t have sheetrock ceilings often have tile or ceiling board. The ceiling tiles are generally 16″ or 4′ wide and run the width of the home. Some variations of ceiling tiles are held up with screws and rosettes. Other types of tiles/panels are screwed up at the seams and then the seams are covered with a plastic spline.
Mobile Home Steps: Fiberglass, Metal, Wood, & Concrete Mobile …
Balusters – These are the components of mobile home steps that align vertically along the rails. Local code will require that they not be more than 4-6” apart in most cases. Railing Cap – The cap is placed along the top of the top rail. It is not a requirement necessarily, but it is used to offer a more finished look.
Philips "crank out" windows - help please - Mobile Home Repair
Apr 12, 2010 · if you cannot find such a store, maybe call this one, and see if you can mail a crank and get a quote on their replacement parts. I can tell you that big size cranks ran me $20 or $30. I hope smaller ones would cost less. I hope you have a newer home, and it is only cranks you need.... I get standard size mobile home windows $50 to $70 range ...
Mobile Home Water Heater Guide: Install, Compare, Troubleshoot
Place a drip pan in the place where the new water heater will be positioned. Install straps so that the water heater can be secured to the floor and to the wall. Insert the new hot water tank onto the drip pan and reconnect the gas line and water supply lines. Tighten the connections and then secure the tank via the straps.
philips crank out window - mobilehomerepair.com
Apr 10, 2010 · use metal screws to permanently shut the current window. get frosted plexiglass, cut a template out of cardboard to fit the inside and the outside of the window. The cardboard is so you can figure out what looks best, fits the best, fitting the piece to the inside of the frame, or putting the piece out to the edge of the window frame....
can't figure out how to take window apart - Mobile Home Repair
Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:51 am. Hi & welcome. Usually with a double hung window and many single hung windows you can open the window & tilt the sash as if you were going to clean it. with the sash tilted you can twist the sash assembly and remove it from the frame. You may want to take the sash to the glass shop (or many full service hardware stores ...