Simon2
2018-08-08 23:58:22
- #1
Dear Florists,
I have received financing today for the purchase of a condominium on the 4th floor of an old building from 1910 (i.e. the exterior walls are probably very thick) and hope to complete the purchase in the next few weeks. I would like to have a floor-to-ceiling window, or more precisely a double balcony door with a French balcony, installed in one room. On the 5th floor directly above, there is exactly such a window installed, so it should be possible.
Is it possible to do this without scaffolding (which would probably be very expensive), i.e. entirely from inside the apartment? Does anyone have an approximate estimate of what this would cost? Possibly also with scaffolding, if it cannot be done otherwise.
Many thanks,
Simon
I have received financing today for the purchase of a condominium on the 4th floor of an old building from 1910 (i.e. the exterior walls are probably very thick) and hope to complete the purchase in the next few weeks. I would like to have a floor-to-ceiling window, or more precisely a double balcony door with a French balcony, installed in one room. On the 5th floor directly above, there is exactly such a window installed, so it should be possible.
Is it possible to do this without scaffolding (which would probably be very expensive), i.e. entirely from inside the apartment? Does anyone have an approximate estimate of what this would cost? Possibly also with scaffolding, if it cannot be done otherwise.
Many thanks,
Simon