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Best I can figure is that it looks like maybe the roof is interfering with the placement of the window/door frame. May need to delete the roof (and potentially the wall to the left of the window), place the window, then build the roof again.
Sometimes the game can be finicky in that it wants some objects placed before another one when building even though it should be perfectly valid like that. I think I ran into a similar issue on my most recent base I built and doing the above fixed it.
I also just remembered that for my baseball base I had an issue of my staircase from the ground (and the floor attached to it) never properly meshing with the floor built off the baseball. I managed to mostly fix it but if you're working with something similar it could be that the floor and what's on it from one area isn't properly meshing with the other. Just throwing ideas out there, idk for sure.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/962130/discussions/0/4358998952356405065/
* You can (usually) tinker around with placement order 'n such to fix the problem, or
* Some percussive maintenance (ie. punch things) has been claimed to work - YMMV
It's crazy, but punch the places where you want to place the chest and see if it helps...
If not, you still got to punch things, so win-win.