Here is a project whre I took out an old 3’0″ door, storm and all and two double hung windows set on a built up framed wall. Installed a 5’0″ french door and 2-18″ side lights — opens this whole side of the house and invites you outside — fooled around with my shaper and did the interior paneling on the shaper, pilaster capitals came from chadsworth — all the best — Dudley
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Dudley, please reduce the size of the attmt. Thanks.
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Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
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Got it.
Nice work, Dudley.
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jt8
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Edited 11/2/2005 11:07 am by JohnT8
Thanks JohnT8 -- I really do not know how to reduce the size and appreciate your doing so -- its my first picture and I'll read up so the second post is the right szeeralire I said -- Here is a project whre I took out an old 3'0" door, storm and all and two double hung windows set on a built up framed wall. Installed a 5'0" french door and 2-18" side lights -- opens this whole side of the house and invites you outside -- fooled around with my shaper and did the interior paneling on the shaper, pilaster capitals came from chadsworth -- all the best -- Dudley
dudly.. google on IrfanView...
it's freeware that most on this site use to reduce their pics....
or reset your digital camera to a lower res..
keep your pics under 100 kb so the dial-ups can see them tooMike Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore
Thanks Mike you are always on target -- I liked your suggestion to the guy that wanted to beef up his insulation -- run 2x6 perpendicular and then fill -- will really seal thing up and hold the heat in duing the winter and out during the summer - Dudley