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Old 04-17-2009, 08:01 PM   #1
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The Siding Chronicles.


Replacement windows are in, siding starts tomorrow. This project has been 7 years in the making, but now it's go time. Progress pics to follow.
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Old 04-17-2009, 09:09 PM   #2
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A little more decoration.
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Old 04-17-2009, 09:13 PM   #3
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Re: The Siding Chronicles.


Is that t-111 you're going over?
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Re: The Siding Chronicles.


I would try to make the portico larger... while you have the chance.
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Is that t-111 you're going over?
Yeah, and I dont have much choice. There is 1/2" plywood shear panels on the corners with 1/2" foam over it and 1" foam only behind the remainder of the T-111. The siding is solid and I'm stud nailing the vinyl with 2 1/2" roofers.
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I would try to make the portico larger... while you have the chance.
I debated on that, but didn't want to get into support issues. I mainly wanted to add a little interest to the wall while keeping it "cosmetic"
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I just did the same thing to my house. T-111 sucks ass... I replaced about 10 sheets shortly after I moved in. But even keeping up on the painting--it still falls apart.

I finally gave up and laid over with fiber cement.
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Man that is one ugly house. Never did like houses without overhangs. Whatever you do will surely make it look better.
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I just did the same thing to my house. T-111 sucks ass... I replaced about 10 sheets shortly after I moved in. But even keeping up on the painting--it still falls apart.

I finally gave up and laid over with fiber cement.
I had 4 sq. of fiber cement left from a job, I considered doing that, but decided to go with a vinyl roughsawn shake profile instead. I really like the look and think it will fit in with the finishing details I want to do with Azek trimboards. I'll post progress pics tomorrow. I feel like an 8 year old on Christmas eve.
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Man that is one ugly house. Never did like houses without overhangs. Whatever you do will surely make it look better.
It was alot uglier when I bought it, inside and out. Unfortunately I don't have unlimited funds, so I do what I can, when I can. I'm excited about this project because I can use my ideas without having anyone put the kabosh on them.
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It was alot uglier when I bought it, inside and out. Unfortunately I don't have unlimited funds, so I do what I can, when I can. I'm excited about this project because I can use my ideas without having anyone put the kabosh on them.
Did'nt know it was your house. It's cool to have your own reign
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Lunch time Saturday, all poles reassembled and standing, material on site, shop set up. Time to get something done. Supply yard sent the wrong cornerposts, lost an hour.
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End day one. Not a banner day, but walked away with siding 1/3 up on first wall. Barge board and flashing detail took some time, as well as window lineals, but I'm very pleased with the look so far.
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......because I can use my ideas without having anyone put the kabosh on them.
Shouldn't have posted here then.
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Shouldn't have posted here then.
You're most probably right, just can't kick the framers mentality.
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good pics, looks nice so far.
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Nice look you're shootin' for ...
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Lunch time Sunday. Two pieces of Azek, quick wipedown and on to the front.Entry gable will get special treatment when I don't have help.
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Finished fascia on side, moved around to front. This afternoon went well, back to the 9 to 5 tomorrow, probably done on this until Tuesday after work.
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Dude that is a big ass skylight. what size is that? Is its just the pictures making it look that big?
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