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The BBQ (and step mom):
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TCK!
BARF is not M4M
Dog loving the grass:
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Triple Seven
Guest
wow looks great Calamari. what type of stone is the BBQ siding and counter top? nice pics man.
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Triple Seven
Guest
Project "Overhaul"
One crew removed all of the wood shingles and another crew put the majority of the felt paper down yesterday. Luckily the plywood didnt have any rot to replace. 10 guys were on the roof at once. They cleaned up the entire lot before leaving too. I was impressed with the first day's work.
Day Two
Copper for the valleys and flashings. Should basically last forever and doesnt rust. Changes it's look over time as well. Gutters and downspouts have not arrived yet.
Being exposed to people with different talents and skills from different trades has been quite educating over the last year.
One crew removed all of the wood shingles and another crew put the majority of the felt paper down yesterday. Luckily the plywood didnt have any rot to replace. 10 guys were on the roof at once. They cleaned up the entire lot before leaving too. I was impressed with the first day's work.
Day Two
Copper for the valleys and flashings. Should basically last forever and doesnt rust. Changes it's look over time as well. Gutters and downspouts have not arrived yet.
Being exposed to people with different talents and skills from different trades has been quite educating over the last year.
Mike T
Ahahahahahaahahahahahaaha
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2006
- Location
- in the Boonies
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- '99 Yami R6 (sold), Duhondayamawazuki ZXGR-4550RRR Limited Special Edition, 2015 883 Iron
- Name
- Mikey
Triple Seven said:Nothing special planned yet for the garage. It's on schedule for late next year. Feel free to offer up some ideas.
rotating floor with a touch-screen tv (where you can pick out your bike) ditto for the gear and helmets also...
yeah....that'll be cool.....
Lester Green
DROOPY FOR MOD
no garage is complete w/o a lift.
Mike T
Ahahahahahaahahahahahaaha
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2006
- Location
- in the Boonies
- Moto(s)
- '99 Yami R6 (sold), Duhondayamawazuki ZXGR-4550RRR Limited Special Edition, 2015 883 Iron
- Name
- Mikey
^ or a race fuel refueling station....
rixx
Member
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- El Dorado Hills
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- Yamaha WR450F, TTR125L, Rhino 700FI, PW50
- Name
- Rick
So when's the party?
Lester Green
DROOPY FOR MOD
777 have you seen this? http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=2762106
looks like you might have to put those remodel plans on hold....
looks like you might have to put those remodel plans on hold....
CykoKlr
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- Nov 5, 2004
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- Colorado Springs
- Moto(s)
- 2002 CR250R, 03 R1 , KX250, 04GSXR 600 (sold), 06GSXR 600 (sold)' 08 GSXR 600
Man you watched Under the Tuscan Sun wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to many times. 
Looks bad ass. keep it up.........
Looks bad ass. keep it up.........
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Triple Seven
Guest
thanks for the comments. garage improvements noted as well. maybe Guiness on tap!@ 
Day 4
Roofers are gone after 3 days of work, so the painters can do their thing without breaking tile. Place is tore up.
Roof2Wall flashings installed for the most part, stucco repaired, felt paper down, eaves first coat.
That nasty mustard was NOT the color i chose. Back to the store dude!
maybe Guiness on tap!@ Day 4
Roofers are gone after 3 days of work, so the painters can do their thing without breaking tile. Place is tore up.
Roof2Wall flashings installed for the most part, stucco repaired, felt paper down, eaves first coat.
That nasty mustard was NOT the color i chose. Back to the store dude!
2nsane
Retired Coastie
that is a awsome home you have there.
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Triple Seven
Guest
appreciate the kind words
here's the latest progress, 5 days in now.. paint came out a bit lighter than I initially chose. But I like it. Any further paint delays would push the roof off schedule so I went with this. Trim needs to be painted... another day or two then the roofers come back.
here's the latest progress, 5 days in now.. paint came out a bit lighter than I initially chose. But I like it. Any further paint delays would push the roof off schedule so I went with this. Trim needs to be painted... another day or two then the roofers come back.
Lester Green
DROOPY FOR MOD
did you have to beef up the roof supports to handle the extra weight of the tile? or was that even a consideration that was necessary? You have a really beautiful home and nice taste as well..
Eisernkreuz
unteroffizier
If you want real Italian shit, get rid of the pavement and get some cobblestone in the driveway/court area Also, some sort of fountain if you don't have one already
Also, some sort of fountain if you don't have one already
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Triple Seven
Guest
Beetlejuice said:
It was deemed that the support was strong enough especially with all the rafters that no upgrades were needed. We are installing light weight clay tile, which is still about 600 lbs per square but less than standard weight which is around 900 lbs. The "wood shingles when wet was just as heavy" according to the roofers as the new tile coming on.
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Triple Seven
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Eisernkreuz said:If you want real Italian shit, get rid of the pavement and get some cobblestone in the driveway/court area
Yes agreed about the cement. I mentioned in a previous post that is a future project.
Rambeezi
Live Aloha
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- Ramberto
slowpoke said:
Nice progress on the house. I would like to see the end result. It's quite satisfying to see the end result of one's labors and efforts.
