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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 7 months ago #57824

Looking Great John, keep it up.

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thanks bob,after 2 hours on tuesday and 8 wendsday,i finally finished the arch,i was TRYING to make it look a little like marble,you might have to click on the pics to see it well though.
next i am going to clear coat it and the other 3 walls.
it went from this... to this,..i also have to finish the columns out and trim the room. the wall in the arch is going to be a wood panel,stained red cherry,and the white parts around the door will be the same. i tried to make it look like one piece by wrapping some of the color and veins around the arch.
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Looks great John, nice work! I can't get over that base you built for the horse, that whole project turned out awesome, IMHO. ;)

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thanks mark,that makes me feel good buddy.

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Excellent work buddy I like it!!!!!

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thanks bob that makes it worthwhile.
i just finished the ceiling trim,i made it myself with 1x4s and colonial trim,then some extra gingerbread,lights and flooring,you will probably need to click on the pictures to make them big enough to see it all.
my wife wanted a Victorian style room,so this is what i have so far,alot more to go,lol,john now i have to finish the bottoms of the arch,then trim the floor and windows. i also have to trim around the interior doorway and the outside door. i found some cool corners ,and also made the trim 2 tone,honey ak and red mahogany .i also put together a trim piece for above the arch to hold the light. the interior of the arch is "blondewood"stained red mahogany,and the polyurethane d. the floor is a laminate Brazilian cherry.john

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Man John, that room is looking fantastic.

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John that is absolutely awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are a true artist!!

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thank you shellby and thank you bob,im pretty happy with it,but most importantly so is my wife,lol.
its taking awhile,but i think it will be worth it when its done,john

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Great stuff John!! You're not gonna make us take our shoes off at the party are you? White gloves and all...Looks great!

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lol shiply,im not going to make you take off your shoes, my wife is,lol,i had plastic up between the room and the rest of the house but i put up and sanded soooooo much drywall mud ,that the whole house got dirty with it,thanks to mom and lorraine for cleaning the whole house,and ed for helping me put down the flooring.
right now im waiting for my mom to call,shes in the local hospital,and we are waiting to see when they are going to do an mri,
she got sick on saturday.john

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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 6 months ago #58661

Very sorry to hear that John. I hope all will b well with her and we'll keep her in our prayers.

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thank you bob,we are still waiting for the results,they didnt do it until today,early this morning.
ed is with her now,i feel really bad that i came home but im so worried,i thught i might get too upset in front of her and i dont want her to worry,john

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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 6 months ago #58710

Totally understand that one buddy, hang in there I'm sure she'll be fine.

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thanks bob,well the doctor showed up at about 8 pm last night,he says she has a artery blocked in her neck at about 80%,she said the doctor sent her home with the names of some surgeons,that doesnt sound right to me,i thought they did surgery right away if it was over 70%?

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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 6 months ago #58753

She will be in our Prayers John.

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thank you robert,it is much appreciated,john

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Re:building our room and porch roof.archway done! 12 years 6 months ago #59750

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i just finished the archway for the fireplace,it might be hard to see but there are also shelves on the left side. you might have to click on the pics to see them well enoug,my camera sucks,lol. thank you neil for the cool wood,its the top and bottom of the columns.
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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 6 months ago #59761

Great looking job there John. The finished product looks beautiful. You do some great work there. Skip.

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Re:building our room and porch roof. 12 years 6 months ago #59773

Outstanding John, that is a true Masterpiece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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thank you skip and bob,i appreciate that.
next i have to finish the trim around the doorway,trim the floor,put the baseboard on,trim the windows,install black marble window sills(if i have enough),trim out the exterior door.
then hopefully the faux,closed cell polyureathan,stacked stone that we ordered for the exterior walls,is delivered by then.
then i have to finish up the soffit under the porch roof.
after that i am allowed to work on boat and other stuff ,lol,lol.
i have some things to do for fg guys,and also the pedal firetruck,a taylor tot stroller,then i can work on a boat of my own,lol,i need a clone,lol,john

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thank you skip and bob,i appreciate that.
next i have to finish the trim around the doorway,trim the floor,put the baseboard on,trim the windows,install black marble window sills(if i have enough),trim out the exterior door.
then hopefully the faux,closed cell polyureathan,stacked stone that we ordered for the exterior walls,is delivered by then.
then i have to finish up the soffit under the porch roof.
after that i am allowed to work on boat and other stuff ,lol,lol.
i have some things to do for fg guys,and also the pedal firetruck,a taylor tot stroller,then i can work on a boat of my own,lol,i need a clone,lol,john

2 john gibsons...what else could a wife ask for!

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he he ron,0 john gibsons,lol

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here are better pics ,i hope,lol.
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That looks spectacular John.
I showed the guys at work the pics of some Idaho wood in a masters hands and they thought that was wonderful. I hope you and yours enjoy it for many, many years.
Neil

And the wooden boat model, perfect touch!

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beautiful craftsmanship. luv the light in the arch and that idaho wood. looks similar to pecky cypress.

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Neil wrote:

That looks spectacular John.
I showed the guys at work the pics of some Idaho wood in a masters hands and they thought that was wonderful. I hope you and yours enjoy it for many, many years.
Neil

And the wooden boat model, perfect touch!


thank you neil,i wish i had the bucks to ship the rest,to finish the room with it,but its just not in the budget yet,lol.
i thank you sooooooo much for the wood it really sets this job apart.
we went over budget with the fux stacked stone for the outside,its pretty cool,its made of closed cell polyurethane.
we are still waiting for itto be produced then shipped.,again i thank you neil,your a great guy,john

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vuyosevich wrote:

beautiful craftsmanship. luv the light in the arch and that idaho wood. looks similar to pecky cypress.

thanks ron,i appreciate that,i have alot of time spent in this room.
and have alot more to go,lol.
the light im not too keen on its a halogen and it had a 50 watt bulb in it,it got really hot,so i replaced it with a 20 watt,not much difference,so it wont be on much,lol.

lorraine and i wanted a victorian look in the room,and we lucked out big time finding two floor lamps (brand new)by "dale tiffany" for 28 bucks apiece. i think they will be perfect for our victorian room.
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Re:room addition/porch getting close to done. 12 years 6 months ago #60016

Great score on the lamps John, those will look perfect to finish the room with!!!!

Bob

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Well John, we will just get that wood on the way. That room is far more important than the money. I have learned in my 50 years on this planet that money seems to get in the way of far too many important things.
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wow neil,i sure appreciate it so much,my wife will be so excited,but you will be paid back,my friend,as soon as i get this done,it took all of our tax return plus alot more to buy the faux stone.
after i get this done i ave to work on todd's motor cowl and the firetruck,its been a long few months ,with knee surgery and a heart attack in december,yukon our wolf dying from cancer ,and my mom's surgery,im hoping things get alot better,thanks buddy,john

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i found out i can replace the halogen light with a LED bulb,but that aint happening soon,26 bucks,lol.
all thats left inside is the trim and marble tile window sills,i had the black marble left over from doing the window sills when we bought this place,but im going to have to be very careful,because i have just enough ,and they need cut in half with a wet saw,and marble breaks very easy with the grain.
i cant wait to finish this room,lol.
i just found out our faux stone is SUPPOSED to be shipped tomorrow,heck its been almost a month since we ordered it.john

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wooooo hooooooo,after over a month ago,im going to meet the truck with our faux polyurethane stacked stone panels ,i hope they look good.
i made a sled for my table saw the other day,to cut the panels on.
im excited and worried,lol,i havent seen them in person yet,just online.john

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well,we finally got our stacked stone panels,made out of closed cell polyurethane,the 1st pic is of 1 panel laying n the floor,and the second is 2 pieces laying side by side,im pretty impressed with this stuff,you have to see it in person to really see just how real the stuff is,and its very,very dense.
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Re:room addition/porch, faux polyurethane stack stone 12 years 5 months ago #60990

john, i just luv the stacked stone look..gunna look great on the house! how does it attach and what size are the panels? ron

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thanks ron,the panels are 2x4 feet,and interlock,and are attached with liquid nails glue and screws,im going to go out and trim around the large window with vinyl brickmold as soon as the grass drys up,i hate wet feet ,lol,lol.
then i will start installing them,i also intend on caulking all the seams just to be sure.when i install the liquid nails i will put it on vertically so IF ,any water does get in it can drain out.
the first row will hang 3/4 of an inch down past the sheeting ,so it acts like a drip edge.
we were very worried about ordering this stuff just from a picture,but now that i have it in my hands,it really impressive,and i have been building and remodeling homes for many,many years.

lorraine wanted the concrete faux rock,but i was worried that it would be too heavy to just hang off of mesh and screws,at about 8lbs a square foot,this stuff is about 8 lbs per panel.
even the fellow that sells the concrete stone told me the same thing.
and the concrete faux stone company does not want it attached to osb,because it will pull out the screws.
now if i were going to install it from the concrete porch floor and up,i probably would have done it,but 3 sides of the addition it would just hang from the screws,because you need a vapor barrier over the wood.

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Re:room addition/porch, faux polyurethane stack stone 12 years 5 months ago #61000

i guess if you would use the heavy stone panels you would need to put around a 6"x3' deep footer up against your foundation.

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Re:room addition/porch, faux polyurethane stack stone 12 years 5 months ago #61044

Looks great John, very nice stuff. I'll have to keep that in mind when I want to have a stacked rock look. That's going to be outstanding when it's up!

Bob

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yep,ron thats the only way i would do it.
i have also seen videos of the concrete faux stone having problems with water damage,especially the dry stacked look.
dont get me wrong that is what i wanted too,until i poked my nose around the internet.

thanks bob,its made of closed cell polyurethane ,they even use it in fountains,and its been used in canada and alaska,
its from a miami company called Antico Elements,they have a website at AnticoElements.com ,they even make a wood look siding.

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well,i got 3 panels up yesterday,and trimmed around the gfci outlet with vinyl brick mold,i think it looks pretty good so far.
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