0:24 Ultra-thin trim 1:28 Extension Jamb 2:43 Reveals 3:28 Drywall Returns 4:21 Drywall Return Hybrids 4:54 Stone Trim 5:27 Steel Trim 6:19 White on White 6:54 Wood on Wood 7:52 No Trim
Great video. I know it's a few years old, but can you remove the "other suggested video pop-ups" at the end as they cover design #10 for most of its duration.
Great video Eric, thanks for sharing. I wonder if you could speak to your relationship with architectural reps. In the case of windows, what info/services do you find most useful and what do your favorite reps do for you to make your projects a success?
This is incredible, but you know what will take it to the next level... annotations. I know it's a tall ask with you being busy but it will add another dimension to these types of videos that talk about details. Thank you for this channel
Thank you for the high quality content. I'd love to see a video about windows from the exterior of a building. I have a 1977 half split level and I'm trying to figure out the siding and windows. They currently have a cheap pvc traditional style trim. I would like to remove that and bring a cement panel siding right up to the window for a more clean and modern look. Is that possible? How? Thanks so much for you quality content.
Great segment. Do you have any information on specific vinyl beads used when creating shadow reveals around windows? Any tips on getting tight mitred, outside corners on all corners with vinyl reglets? Thanks. (Enjoying the series of videos!)
Cheers...thanks for watching...check out Trim-Tex Architectural F Reveal Bead or Z-shadow (vinyl), or Pittcon's STR series (aluminum). The alum product will net a cleaner outside corner, but it's more expensive. Good luck!
I went with the f-type from Trim Tex. The project is still in progress. Overall I think it will work out well. I'm inclined to try the z-shadow next time around. We had the finishing carpenter set the doors first and then ran the drywall and f-reveal up to the jambs. We have some areas where a portion of the F-reveal edge extends beyond the door (side/head) jambs as the depth is not consistently 1/2" (i.e. pre-hung door had to be set plumb). I suspect this would be an issue with the z-type. Thanks again for creating the content.
I wonder if anyone else feels the same as I regarding the windows at 2:37. For me I find the symmetry of the large windows and the density of the woods outside make my eyes feel overwhelmed with to much information to take in at once. Anyone else feel the same?
Yes very much, I find his videos very addictive lol. So much to learn and I feel as an Architect student much of our designs are dictated by our prior knowledge and exposure to different material and design options.
0:24 Ultra-thin trim
1:28 Extension Jamb
2:43 Reveals
3:28 Drywall Returns
4:21 Drywall Return Hybrids
4:54 Stone Trim
5:27 Steel Trim
6:19 White on White
6:54 Wood on Wood
7:52 No Trim
Great video. I know it's a few years old, but can you remove the "other suggested video pop-ups" at the end as they cover design #10 for most of its duration.
Great video Eric, thanks for sharing. I wonder if you could speak to your relationship with architectural reps. In the case of windows, what info/services do you find most useful and what do your favorite reps do for you to make your projects a success?
Thanks for useful information. I found out a lot of important aspects .
This is incredible, but you know what will take it to the next level... annotations. I know it's a tall ask with you being busy but it will add another dimension to these types of videos that talk about details. Thank you for this channel
A+ on this video. Very well done and presented.
Thank you for the high quality content. I'd love to see a video about windows from the exterior of a building. I have a 1977 half split level and I'm trying to figure out the siding and windows. They currently have a cheap pvc traditional style trim. I would like to remove that and bring a cement panel siding right up to the window for a more clean and modern look. Is that possible? How? Thanks so much for you quality content.
I really like these detail videos.. Great to see!
Wow, this is in sharp contrast to the barrage of DIY/Inspiration pieces that you find on Pinterest. nice one
Really like the clean look. On the other hand, I have to throw all my junk out to achieve that look.
(or 'file' it in the basement?)
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That’s the beauty of the look.
great stuff. thank you and keep posting please
7:43 I am not really a fan of plywood, but this one worked beautifully.
Great segment. Do you have any information on specific vinyl beads used when creating shadow reveals around windows? Any tips on getting tight mitred, outside corners on all corners with vinyl reglets? Thanks. (Enjoying the series of videos!)
Cheers...thanks for watching...check out Trim-Tex Architectural F Reveal Bead or Z-shadow (vinyl), or Pittcon's STR series (aluminum). The alum product will net a cleaner outside corner, but it's more expensive. Good luck!
I went with the f-type from Trim Tex. The project is still in progress. Overall I think it will work out well.
I'm inclined to try the z-shadow next time around.
We had the finishing carpenter set the doors first and then ran the drywall and f-reveal up to the jambs. We have some areas where a portion of the F-reveal edge extends beyond the door (side/head) jambs as the depth is not consistently 1/2" (i.e. pre-hung door had to be set plumb). I suspect this would be an issue with the z-type.
Thanks again for creating the content.
30X40 Design Workshop. Any idea on how to echo this look for doorways? Thank you, from Ontario, Canada
I wonder if anyone else feels the same as I regarding the windows at 2:37. For me I find the symmetry of the large windows and the density of the woods outside make my eyes feel overwhelmed with to much information to take in at once. Anyone else feel the same?
I wasn't expecting much from this topic. Wow. Great information and delivery. I should know better by now. :-)
Yes very much, I find his videos very addictive lol. So much to learn and I feel as an Architect student much of our designs are dictated by our prior knowledge and exposure to different material and design options.
Is steel a particularly expensive trim around windows or simply as the base of the window?
also interested in this idea - can't seem to find much information on how it's done.
Good video thank you.
Nice !
Modern window Trim
This video would have been more useful if you would have shown some of these accents closer up.
useless, _super_ unique and custom designs tailor made to a specific location sparing no expense at all. Give me a break.