How To Take Off The Internal Window Stool?

The first step in replacing a window stool is to measure your window and determine the size of the window sill. This can be done using a hammer, pry bar, utility knife, measuring tape, and a saw. A new material like wood for the stool, screws, and caulk is needed.

To replace an interior window sill, follow these steps:

1. Remove Window Trim. Use a hammer and pry bar to carefully remove the old sill before cutting a new one to the right size. Paint or seal the sill with paint or caulk.

2. Remove Window Trim. Use a circular saw, cold chisel (1/2-inch), drill/driver, end nippers, and flat pry bar to slowly pry the sill up. Keep the sill in one piece so you can use it as a model when cutting.

3. Use a knife to loosen the caulk and separate the sill from the window and drywall. Use the utility knife to free the old sill by cutting through the layers of caulk, paint, and glue.

4. Remove Window Stool. Use a circular saw to cut the caulk between the window sill and the trim.

5. Install the new stool. The first step is to use a utility knife to cut the caulk between the window sill and the trim.

In summary, replacing a window stool takes about two hours and $50 dollars, but with the right tools and muscle, it can be done quickly and efficiently.