A bright kitchen with a wooden dining table and chairs. Decorative items are on the wall, and there's a small window near the ceiling. Hole in a wall showing porous material, likely from a century-old house, part of a project to install two 45x115 cm vintage windows indoors.

Hello!

I am in the process of installing old windows indoors (see picture).

I have a wall that is 8 cm thick where I need to open up to insert two windows sized 45x115 cm. I've done a test drill and the material is fairly porous (see picture). The house is a turn-of-the-century house.

Grateful for some guidance. How should I best proceed, do you think? Reciprocating saw? Which blades, etc., etc.?
 
A aceelf. said:
I am in the process of installing old windows indoors (see picture).
No guidance but it's a really nice idea that was common at the turn of the last century. I also installed windows inside the house when I built new over ten years ago.
 
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