Cutting and installing hand railing is a job!
The joints have to be strong to take the pressure that will be applied, and well fitted, to please the hands that will run over it thousands of times.
I’ll post some pictures of the finished product when it’s done.
A floor I sanded and refinished.
As was so common about forty years ago, this beautiful red oak floor was covered with carpet.
It was then abused for the next four decades.
I think it looks pretty good.
A fresh coat is drying. It's looking good!
The boots have to come off at this stage!
My super-awesome van!
Pay no attention to that suspicious stain/wet spot on the floor.
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The next installment of the rubber roof saga.
The client insisted on using WonderBoard for an underlayment, applied over the EPDM and under the eventual concrete deck. So we did. The customer is always right, right?
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A leaking rooftop deck. The deck was covered in concrete and developed several leaks around the gas fireplace and near the scupper.
The concrete has been jackhammered away and new subflooring has been installed. Two inches of IsoBoard insulation was added over the subfloor.
Tomorrow we lay the rubber.
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I wanted to clean up the carving a little more on this door, but the clients wanted a hand carved look, so this is the result. I guess it turned out pretty well.
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