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Tom Struble

one of these could help fill that space between the door head and the gable

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loneframer

Tom, I'm thimking more in the line of one of these. And I'll start with the cutout from the trim I'm making for the circle top in the front.

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Tom Struble

that would look great!

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loneframer

Thanks Tom, anything would look better than the bubble window that was there. I think I may be going overboard on a mechanicals closet though. My kids use that door for a strike zone when hitting balls in the yard. Solid core 1 3/4" Birch just to be safe.

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Tom Struble

lol your scaffold set up looks just like mine,step ladder on the worktable,just way the poles are set up looks like a struble siding job
who is FNF?

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loneframer

Fit-N-Finish, that would be me. The poles are still in the air because my garage is set up as my storage/workspace for this project. As soon as I finish the Azek on this place I'm reclaiming my parking space.

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Tom Struble

this is a vertical siding job im doing on an old lake house,up and down is killin me

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few more

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loneframer

Tom, I can relate to the up and down of vertical siding. I nailed almost every piece on this home.

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loneframer

Hey Tom, I didn't notice anySleighting Master behind that siding. Are you comfortable with this installation?

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Paulie

Intersting little build out, or down I should say to the soffit left of the door. Looks nice and clean. Good work.

loneframer

That's an add-on cold air return for the first floor.

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nEighter

Lone is the siding prestained? Or are you going to paint it? Maybe you have that further back in your thread.. can't remember.

loneframer

That's all vinyl bro. What you see is what you get. Gonna do something with the stucco, but the front of the garage is next.

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Milhaus

Nice work loneframer. My little terd investment turned out to be something good too. I certainly can appreciate the long term remodel on my house as well! Can't wait to see how it ends up.

The other day my mother-in-law pointed out to my wife that we 'have been under construction for six of our seven married years.' All on that little shack I bought for the yard. Very patient wife.

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nEighter

Ahh.. somehow I missed that. What you doing to the front? Just putting some vinyl on it are you? I need to reread this thread. Any color you are thinking of for the base? I just got my color for my place. Can't wait to get the repair work done so I can paint.

loneframer

I'm going to reframe the laundry room door area to center the doorway, then add an arch detail to both door areas. Vinyl siding up to the horizontal step in the block, then a wide cornice detail in Azek from there up. Didn't commit to a paint color, but I'm thinking just a shade or two darker than the siding.

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rojigga

Does nobody mitre inside/outside corners in your neck of the woods?

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On soffits?

loneframer

I have done many soffits with mitered corners, but I personally don't like the end product, especially with the invisivent product.

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