Does anyone know what kind of window this is. Its where there is a frame but only half of it is filled with the window at any given time. Its a vertical sliding window that slides along a track. Sorry for the bad explanation, best i can describe it. [IMG]http://www.nolanspawn.com/RANCH/pics/windows.jpg[/IMG]

Hey guys, Looking for a bit of advice. I've been reading and reading but still have a couple of questions. Background, we're ready to replace our exterior steel doors as winter is well on it's way. There isn't a problem in the summer but when it's cold it takes one heck of a body check to get the deadbolt to lock. So, it's time for the 20 year old doors to go. Definitely going with a pre-hung. I did the slap replacement on a couple of interior doors but wouldn't dream of attempting it on an exterior. Question, I assume that a complete replacement of door and jam will resolve my -40C body check problem? My procedure is to remove existing door and jam (sawsall between jam and frame). Install new unit ensuring it's level side to side but more importantly front to back. Shim it up, ensuring adequate shimming behind all hinges while maintaining (close to) 1/8" gap between the door and the inner jam. Sound about right? I haven't shopped for them yet but I assume the brickmold comes with the unit? So I know the door is in far enough when the brickmold hits the house frame. Long post, sorry. One more question. The house is vinyl siding. What are the odds of finding brick mold that is the exact same width as the existing so that siding doesn't have to be cut down?