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38 viewsThis shot shows how the kitchen cabinets were formed. First off the counter is poured cement with a wire mesh cross support. This cross support is anchored in the wall. Then bricks are laid and finally the doors are placed. The doors are anchored into place with nails affixed to the side of the frame. (14-May-04)dozer
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38 viewsHaving the thicker wall would necessitate using aluminum windows, but these I would now select in all cases, even if I was using the regular cement block. It is becoming the window of choice and with good reason. Easy maintenance, it doesn't degrade due to weather or direct sunlight. It looks modern. The screen used can be slid open. One notable downside is that normally the security metal needs to be mounted on the outside which looks ugly. In any event, this would be my window of choice on subsequent projects.dozer
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Upper Track38 viewsThis shows the track which was attached to keep the gate in place when opened. dozer
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Windows38 viewsThe original wood windows didn't hold up too well. Was going to scrap them for aluminum when the wood guy said he could restore them no problem. dozer
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Finished Sill38 viewsShowing the finished painted sill. dozer
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Window Maintenance38 viewsPainting the sill. The windows were also re chalked, shaved, sanded and in general made like new. dozer
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Bathroom38 viewsThe bathroom was dirty but otherwise in OK condition, considering. We left the bathroom as is with just some clean up and a new water heater.dozer
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Flexi Pipe Cutting38 viewsThe flexi pipe must be cut with a proper pipe cutting tool to keep the edges smooth.dozer
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re-tiled and slopped guest bath38 viewsShastadad
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