Additional Work and Tile Roof
The wood palette has a future as an organizer/shelving coming in from back door. |
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Replacement of wood rot under kitchen sink window (and area where studs were once removed to allow for back of dishwasher). |
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Note front vinyl gutter - never really did its job due to its size; water ran past the gutter toward the front courtyard. |
Inspiration - the light relief above mantle. |
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Front tile carefully stripped off, roofers are prepared to lay a roof membrane to seal the roof after decking/rot fixes. The wooden structure holding the tiles also needed to be replaced. |
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Tiles organized - some 'sad face' tiles are one size, the 'happy face' cover tile is another. |
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Most of deck was in good shape. Some of it did rot and need to ge replaced. |
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Once new wooden structure was put into place, the 'bird guard' at front could be laid in place and the tiles meticulously attached. |
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This was comforting to see! |
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Wood rotted skylight, LOL ;) |
Oops, shot video instead of pic. |
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Back of living room looking north. |
Secure grip laid to prevent future water damage. |
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Final slope over LR French Door; application of colored concrete to match. |
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Final front of house! |
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Ready for gutters next. |
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The small architectural detail (reminds me of a fortaleza tower, got a small piece of gutter to help prevent future rot of wood around window (completely rotted out). |
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New gutter in front! Cleans it up. A great color against the orange. European gutter helps the tile stand out. |
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More progress with guttering. |
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