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Kathryn’s Garage Repair
Back up,not paying attention Backing up and not paying attention has its consequences, as my dear wife’s mom discovered not once… but twice! The last time was just a run in with the door frame, cracking the trim in half. This time was more serious. The only damage to Kathryn was her pride… and a little bit to her truck.
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How to make a screen frame
Garage screen door. As the final stage of building our garage sliding screen door its time to build the two screen frames and install the screen material. This didn’t cost me anything… well, ok, for you purist out there, it did at some point in the past. I had bought material to make the screens for our sunrooom and the scraps left over I did not throw out. So, it didn’t cost me anything EXTRA.
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Garage 20 x 24 ft
Finished garage. A friend was having this garage built so I, and another friend, gave him a helping hand. He had already arranged for the concrete pad to be poured, doing a lot of that preparation work himself. He arranged for a garage kit from Central Home Improvement to be delivered. Kits are fully equipped to build a garage although the homeowner should review materials list with builder to prevent extra trips back to cover any “extras” that the homeowner may add.
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Building a home garage and workshop part 6
Garage door goes in This morning we spent in town getting some lumber and hardware supplies so we didn’t get back until about lunch time. Our neighbor Hugh showed up again and helped install the single door and the garage door as well as two layers of felt paper on the roof. Then I fell off the roof…
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Building a home garage and workshop part 5
Soffit and fascia Today is soffit and fascia installation. Other than breaking for lunch and supper, this is pretty much all we did until the sun disappeared behind the lake.
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Building a home garage and workshop part 4
Ready for another day Today my father-in-law lends a helping hand. Gina and I built and installed the gable ends and eaves made with 2×6 and finished installing the last of the sheet goods in the walls where the wall sections were joined together.
Stubbert is always willing to lend a hand. Coming together.
Taking shape. Here is one reason why we chose this spot to build a home.
Stopping to take a view. We get a lot of comments about the steepness of the driveway.
We get a lot of comments on the driveway! For anybody who doubted my comments about how much backfill was necessary. When I said over 100 loads, I was not kidding.
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Building a home garage and workshop part 3
The rain continues… the work does not. Today Gina and I finished the back wall and the remaining side wall sections. Then in the early morning we had some help putting up all the sections and got started on the trusses before the rain stopped us.
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Building a home garage and workshop part 2
A good way to start an August day. This is simply a photo I took the next morning from Gina’s parents house, where we are staying while the house is being built. Breakfast is done, time to get busy.
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Garage kit arrives! Aug 11, 2005 – We moved here 2 days ago. Time to get busy. The 20×30 ft garage kit arrives from Central Home Improvement in Antigonish. Great pricing!
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