Installment #7 was actually done yesterday . . . I just blogged it tonight.
This is what we did tonight.
It was a little windy and drizzly tonight, however we were determined to get the roof on. I started by attaching two blocks on each side of the roof on the inside. Once the roof is up on the frame these blocks would guide the roof back along the sides. The theory is that it would prevent the roof from sliding off to either side. Theory did actually work in this case.
Bolting the roof on
Roof from the inside
Various pictures of the roof attached. Take a look at how DW prettied up the ground in front.
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acsdesign
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#1 posted 1502 days ago
nice construction
Zuki
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#2 posted 1502 days ago
Tks. Point taken. :-)
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#3 posted 1502 days ago
looks great!
having one of those on the projects list- what lumber did you use? did you use any finish on it to protect if from the elements (rain/snow/ice) ?
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#4 posted 1502 days ago
Nice job, Zuki. This looks really good.
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#5 posted 1502 days ago
congratulations!!! job well done…
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#6 posted 1501 days ago
That will do it just fine
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#7 posted 1501 days ago
Pretty impressive. That is, with DW’s work in front, it’s pretty. And, I’m impressed at how quickly this seems to have come together. Well done, sir.
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#8 posted 1501 days ago
Looking great,
It looks like now all that’s left is the door, & some plants.
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