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   BillHartmann | Jan 29, 2004 06:59pm | #1

   Looks nice.

   Do you know what is going on with the windows in the 2nd picture.

   I see one has a grid and the other one does not. Is that a surface applied or what?

   I have seen where a lead tape with an adhesive back is used to give that leaded glass look and was wonder if that is what was used here.

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   saskgman | Jan 29, 2004 11:14pm | #2

   those are 2 doors leading off the main bathroom upstairs onto a deck. It is wood on the inside of the door, which is just glues to the moulding on the door. Hope that is the pic your reffering to...Second Chance Renovations and Repairs

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   BillHartmann | Jan 30, 2004 01:11am | #3

   I guess that is the one, it is borgereastside.jpg. I can see that one of them will go out on a deck, but the other one looka like it will open on the gable roof.

   Thanks for the information.

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   saskgman | Jan 30, 2004 02:08am | #4

   its just a venting door....so it only opens about a foot or so..Second Chance Renovations and Repairs

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   saskgman | Feb 01, 2004 05:42am | #5

   more pics...Second Chance Renovations and Repairs

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   BungalowJeff | Feb 01, 2004 08:46am | #6

   Nice details. I'm sure the owners will be happy with it....that's not a mistake, it's rustic

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   xMikeSmith | Feb 01, 2004 09:35am | #7

   sask...

   nice work..... where is this located ?

   some of the viewers can't view your pics because the files are too big..

   a lot of us use a free program called Irfanview to resize pics.. you can download it

   here's your opening view at a 1/4 of it's original file size..

   View Image

   this is 14K.. a good compromise is around 50 K

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   saskgman | Feb 01, 2004 06:09pm | #8

   thx..it was alot of work..but the end result the HO was very happy..ALL the lumber was recycled from a couple grain elevators that he bought last yr, and were milled at my friends lumber yard. All the tounge and groove was also milled and the flooring was milled all from the elevators. It is located at a lake just outside Regina, Sask, Canada. Thx for the info on the pictures ill find it and use it in the future..sorry to the guys that couldn't see it....

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