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THen build a wood frame for the inside part and simply caulk the brick moulding to the brick its sitting on.Īm i suppose to just install it from the inside? I read ur response many times but still dont really get it. I am thinking about using a angle grinder with diamond blade and a mason chisel to just cut 1 and 1/4th inch off all sides of the brick so that i can just slide in the whole window. I didnt know that the whole moulding was suppose to go inside the bricks. I made the stupid mistake of buying a 25.5 inch brick mouldinga window and only having a 23.5 rough opening on the bricks. I read your advise many times and at the end of the day, it seems like i still have to cut the brick in order to fit the whole brickmoulding. I simply dont see how to take off the brickmoudling without breaking it.

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