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Take 72" (or 6') and subtract 24". This gives you 46" off the floor for the bottom of your window. Take away 1/2" from this for your rough opening. Now we know that the top of the framing member at the bottom of your window, or the sill, will be 45.5" up from the floor.
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A replacement shed window is one you would want to get if you have an existing shed and aren't able to nail the flange (as explained above for new construction windows) to the exterior of the shed. Let's assume your shed has been already built and you want to add a window. Or maybe your just having to replace an existing window that's seen it's better years. Your shed is already sided with vinyl or lap siding. You find out the rough opening for the window and you go ahead and cut it out in the proper location you want. Or the opening is already there. If you don't already have a rubber membrane in the opening you would want to add this. It really is a good thing to do to protect the wood framing around the shed window. If you need to add something like J-channel now's the time to do it before installing your new shed window. Next you set the window and shim it up and make sure it's plumb. Most likely your replacement window will have areas along the interior of the window to screw it in place to the rough opening framing. Once this is done, then weatherproofing the outside of the window should now be done such as adding an exterior silicone caulk.
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Now, lets say for planning purposes, you want the top of your window (s) to be even with the top of your shed door. Your shed door top is 72" lets say. Take 72" (or 6') and subtract 24". This gives you 46" off the floor for the bottom of your window. Take away 1/2" from this for your rough opening. Now we know that the top of the framing member at the bottom of your window, or the sill, will be 45.5" up from the floor. Add 24.5" to this, and this is the measurement for the bottom of your header piece.
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