My parents are currently remodeling their basement and we would like to replace the small window down there. the window is approximately 18x32. there is about 2 inches of concrete that has been placed on both the interior and exterior sides of this window. the window has a steal frame and then just latches in the frame. when you unlatch the window the entire thing comes out and leaves an opening to the outside. not very safe and not energy efficient. we would like to open up the area and put in a 20x32 window, however we need to remove the concrete that has been put in. Any suggestions on how to remove the concrete? we have tried to use a concrete chisle and remove it that way but it is going to take forever. Any faster remidies that could remove the concrete faster without breaking the cinder blocks? Any help or suggestions are appreciated! thanks

Hello, I think I am going nuts. What we want is simple, but I cannot find it online or anywhere. I have made doeznes of search on all kinds of terms, but I just can't find it - and I can find anything! :-) We have a standard kitchen door we want to replace with a door that is essentially two half doors split vertically. You might call it a French Door, but that is not quite it. A Cafe Door is close, but not full length. Same goes for Saloon Door. We may like a door with shutters or louvres, but "Shutter Door" also doesn't seem to be the thing. Bi Fold isn't right either, but it is close - the doors would be sized like a bi fold, but they would not fold - each would have their own hinges attached to the door frame. We want the doors to have a dual hing action so they can open either way, but go back to being closed. Please, does anyone have a great door place or site I can visit to find this thing? What should I call it?