Dormer window for an old stone house

In this photo series, we will show you the production of dormer windows for the roof of an old stone house.

Photo series from the production of other dormer windows, this time in the soil of an old stone house, also in historic preservation. The bull window here only functions as a ventilation skylight, therefore it does not contain opening wings, it is only equipped with a net to prevent the entry of birds into the attic spaces of the building.

Original dormer window serving as a template for the production of new windows

The original window frame was cut from one piece of wide board, where it was torn due to drying out of the material

Preparation of material for the new ox window frame which will already be grafted from several pieces

The arch of the dormer window is already made and ready for the production of corner joints

Manufacturing and fitting the studs of the ox window frame, production will be mostly done manually

Detail of the folded corner joint of the dormer window

Finished dormer window with a rebate for better installation of the net to protect the attic spaces against the entry of birds, in the future it can also be fitted with a window sash