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Sharpie
Trade: Renovation contractor
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mission B.C.
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Fun With Fir And Stone
Howdy, just thought I'd put a couple of pics up for my "mini contract" to complete the mantle for a client. My design, his money...a perfect fit.
I dressed and then distessed some fir I picked up from a local mill and stained to match the existing wood. Then I installed the mantle pieces and finally the ledgestone. I've been doing a lot of commercial grunt work lately so it was nice to get back to something with a little fun involved. This was my firt attempt at doing a cultured stone...I think it went well. To top it off the homeowner now wants me to do his wainscott, trim work, and laundry center......good days.
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Travis www.customkreations.ca "The most perfect technique is that which is not noticed at all" -Pablo Casals Last edited by trav007; 03-15-2009 at 01:50 PM. Reason: spelling sucked |
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The Duke
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Re: Fun With Fir And StoneQuote:
![]() In all seriousness, a tremendous improvement.
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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Re: Fun With Fir And Stone
Looking good!
![]() Now build him a proper hearth, before he sets that rug ablaze.
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Re: Fun With Fir And Stone
The stone looks good!
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Sharpie
Trade: Renovation contractor
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Location: Mission B.C.
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Re: Fun With Fir And Stone
oops, spelling fixed again.....as for the hearth he seemed to already have a flooring crew coming in which is to tile up something for him. We'll see what they come up with.
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Sharpie
Trade: Renovation contractor
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Re: Fun With Fir And Stone
Should've known...... the flooring company doesn't want to tile a hearth for him as it is too small a job......even though they are doing the rest of the carpet and lino.
I guess I'll go back one day and figure something out for them.
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Trade: Custom deck builder
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Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Re: Fun With Fir And Stone
I still dont understand why people would put a drop ceiling in.
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