Just finished our home and windows on one side of our house will not open all the way. They are vinyl and slide up about 1/4 of the way before they stick. It gets tighter the higher you raise the windows. I fear that it's due to an incident that caused the wall on this side of the house to get water even after they were insulated and the windows installed but before siding was installed. It's possible the spray in fiberglass insulation swelled and have not yet released the pressure on the windows. It's been about 2 months since that happend and since the house has been completed. What to do?

I have a bunch of odd size doors in our 3rd floor where the previous owner had created nooks for storing things. We're putting up a knotty pine ceiling and hard wood floors, and would like the doors to be a little nicer than the flat luan that is currently there. I was thinking I might be able to build something with 2 x 6's and some 1/4 plywood to create a single panel door. I would use a router to put some nice details around the panel so it looks a little nicer, then it would be stained to match the floor and the ceiling. That way all of my doors could look the same regardless of size. We have 2 panel doors on our 2nd floor bedrooms, so I this doesn't seem like a far fetched idea to me. Is there any reason why this wouldn't work? I can't come up with one, but I've never build a door before. I would obviously have to practice before I went into production.