Photos of new basement french door being installed in concrete and brick wall
Before, during and after pictures of new basement door being installed in concrete and brick wall of basement.
Area where new door is to be installed
We excavated earth berm that was placed against rear wall of home.
Photo of concrete wall being removed
Poured concrete wall with brick veneer that was removed was over 12″ thick.
Altered opening had brick rowlock header and sill with sides re-toothed in for finished edges. The door that we installed was a Therma-Tru Smooth Star 15-lite french door.
Future patio will be installed in the spring.
We can install windows and doors in almost any area of your home. Structural walls or non load bearing walls are not a problem. The photos on this page show before, during and after pictures of new basement door being installed in concrete and brick wall of a basement.
On this particular project we are excavated and removed earthened berm that was placed against rear wall of home. An industrial concrete wall saw was used to cut through the 12″ poured concrete wall with brick veneer
A new Therma Tru French patio fiberglass door is installed into cut opening. The door that we installed was a Smooth Star 15-lite GBG (Grids between the glass).
The newly added opening has a brick rowlock (brick standing on end) header and sill with sides re-toothed in for finished edges.
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