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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Manchester, uk
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A Nice Window
Hi thought this looks good, my mate Garry did the lead flashings
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Re: A Nice Window
Summertime, - - you get into some cool jobs . . . that's sharp as hell
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Trade: Renovations contractor
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Re: A Nice Window
The weight on that roof must incredible!
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Re: A Nice Window
The wait, too. lol
Very nice work.
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Trade: Doors-Windows-Decks
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Re: A Nice Window
A nice window
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi thought this looks good, my mate Garry did the lead flashings Looks great, here in the states when a man refers to another man as his "mate", it means his partner or wife. Either way you and your wife do nice work. What did you seal the wood with? |
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Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Central PA
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Re: A Nice Window
I wonder how much those 1,000 year rated roofs cost per square, installed?
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Trade: Lic. GC/Remodr - Commercial/Residential/Industrial
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: A Nice Window
Wow,
Now THAT is craftsmanship.....and architectual design...
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Trade: carpenter
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Boston
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Re: A Nice Window
Sweet stuff, summertime. Thanks for the pic.
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Trade: remodeling/specializing in kitchen & baths
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: midwest
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Re: A Nice Window
soft lead flashings kerfed into the frame. how old school is that! excellent
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Re: A Nice Window
still looks open to me beneath the slate. Is it being closed in to prevent nesting birds? Looks good anyways.
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