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Old 09-04-2009, 02:09 PM   #16
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While DH has been known to get his hands dirty (his role, admittedly, is to earn the money that I'm spending) it is not him in the picture. It's Ruben, he's one of a group of hermanos who work for me from time to time.

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Old 10-08-2009, 08:41 PM   #17
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Check it out! More pics to come:
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Bout time we saw some updated pics

You may have said somewhere
But what is that bump out above th porch with the single window?
I'm wondering when that was added on
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The bump-out is my 'master bath'; directly below it (inside the porch) is a 1/2 bath. The bump-out was built in 1940 when the house was 'modernized' with - hold your breath and wait for it - - - - - indoor plumbing.

When I get the inside of the porch all done - I swear it will be before halloween (or DH will murder me) - the next project is gutting those two bathrooms.

PS. what do you think of the railings. I also made a set to replace the crappy iron ones that currently grace my front porch.
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The railings look great !!
One day my "construction" phase will end, then I can go back & do details
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It looks great Leah! I'm glad you made the railings the same as the old ones. They're really sharp!

The windows look a lot better now too. Nice work!
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If I ever finish painting I will have some pics to post of the inside of the porch this weekend. MAN, I am tired.
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Pushing 60 hours of paint prep and painting and I'm still not done yet. But, deliriously tired, here's a brief before and after for paint.



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Must be nice it get that plastic down
I like the color scheme....more trim, I like older trim - more style
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It looks great Leah. I love all the trim. How thick is that wall?
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BTW, picture shows an opening in an 'exterior' wall. The sunroom is a porch enclosed in the 1940s. These are the thin walls in the house - only 12 inches of brick + 1.5 inches of paneling. In the older part of the house I've got 16 inch exterior walls and 14 inch interior walls.

It is, as I have heard them say, a brick sh$thouse.
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We ordered these vintage turn of the century light fixtures and they came this week. If anyone wants vintage lighting I would HIGHLY endorse the place we ordered them from (PM for the plug).

One's up, one to go.
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Very nice job Leah
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We ordered these vintage turn of the century light fixtures and they came this week. If anyone wants vintage lighting I would HIGHLY endorse the place we ordered them from (PM for the plug).

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