The best time to think about windows is before the walls go up. Planning openings and styles early saves compromises later.
When you plan windows before construction, you can size openings to suit the window styles you want, position them for light and ventilation, and avoid the awkward retrofits that come from finalising openings without thinking about the windows.
Decide rough styles and where you want large glazing, ventilation, and privacy, and share that with your architect or builder so openings are designed around them. Final measurement still happens once openings are built, but the design intent is set early.
So openings are sized and positioned for the window styles you want, avoiding awkward retrofits and compromises later.
You set the design intent — rough styles and where you want glazing and ventilation — early; final measurement happens once openings are built.
Your architect or builder, so openings are designed around your intended windows.
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