Photo: Matthew Benson
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Using a caulk gun and construction adhesive, glue each batten in place. Then sink four 1⅝-inch screws through the battens and into the back boards.
Step 11: Glue and Screw the Back Battens
Introduction
Overview
Step 1
Measure the Window
Step 2
Cut the Pieces to Length
Step 3
Mark the Angle
Step 4
Cut the Angle
Step 5
Mark and Cut the Tall Battens
Step 6
Mark and Cut the Short Battens
Step 7
Glue the Battens
Step 8
Screw the Battens
Step 9
Cut the Back Battens
Step 10
Position the Back Battens
Step 11
Glue and Screw the Back Battens
Step 12
Screw the Four Sides Together
Step 13
Attach the Hinges
Step 14
Attach the Hinges
Step 15
Install the Pavers
Step 16
Attach the Lid
Step 17
Install the Handle
Step 18
Cut the Vent Rods
Step 19
Position the Frame
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Tools List
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miter saw
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jigsaw
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drill/driver
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straightedge
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clamps
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caulk gun
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garden rake
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garden spade
Shopping List
[1. 5/4x6 decking by Cambia Get at least three 8-foot boards.
2. salvaged window sash pavers Get enough to set beneath each side of the frame.
3. construction adhesive
4. 1⅝-inch deck screws 5. 2½-inch deck screws
6. brass sash pull
7. 4-inch galvanized strap hinges Get two to attach the window to the frame.
8. 4-inch removable-pin hinges Get one for the inside of each corner to make the frame collapsible.
9. ½-inch dowel Get at least 6 feet to make venting poles of various lengths.]
2. salvaged window sash pavers Get enough to set beneath each side of the frame.
3. construction adhesive
4. 1⅝-inch deck screws 5. 2½-inch deck screws
6. brass sash pull
7. 4-inch galvanized strap hinges Get two to attach the window to the frame.
8. 4-inch removable-pin hinges Get one for the inside of each corner to make the frame collapsible.
9. ½-inch dowel Get at least 6 feet to make venting poles of various lengths.]
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