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[Parent post: "Hidden Window"] Found a previously drywalled-over window while demoing our primary bathroom and I’m trying to understand what I’m looking at before rebuilding this properly. After removing the drywall around the window opening, I found these material “returns” around the jambs and sill. I'm not sure what is going on here. A few notes: * The material appears to wrap into the opening around the sides and sill * --- Agreeed, regardless of what ends up as the finished product, i'm going to pull the drywall, see what can been seen, and replace it with something i know is waterproof.
Intent Score
18
Intent
92
Confidence
Summary
The commenter is talking about repairing the opening with waterproof material, not expressing interest in buying replacement windows or getting quotes.
Reasoning
This is a practical DIY/building-material response focused on what they will do during the remodel, with no mention of window replacement, pricing, quotes, or contractors. The language shows project-related activity, but it does not indicate active research or purchase intent for replacement windows.
Extracted Signals
- going to pull the drywall, see what can been seen, and replace it with something i know is waterproof
- DIY/remodel troubleshooting rather than window-shopping
- no mention of quotes, brands, installers, or replacement windows
Model: gpt-5.4-mini · Prompt: v3 · 5/27/2026, 5:02:47 PM