Jim and Adam worked as a team to complete the exterior trim out all the windows. Then they moved on to the log siding on the south gable and finished that Friday.
Don missed some time for his annual medical exam and a stress test. He passed all tests with flying colors. When he returned, he framed out the door to the utility room in the basement, installed a few more electrical outlets so we aren’t tied down to one location (or circuit), and then framed out the 2 x 6 wall that separates the master bedroom from the bath and stair well.
I framed out the closets in the master bedroom and also one of the walls of the master bathroom.
Exterior window trim.
Log siding covers some of the Tyvek®.
A portion of the 2 x 6 wall that sits along the stair well.
The master bedroom closets are framed out in 2 x 4s.
The master bathroom wall as it abuts the loft is also framed out in 2 x 4s.
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I do believe that sidings can add to your house's external beauty. Colors, textures, and styles are all elements that you can use to create an individual look for the outside of your house. Other factors to consider while buying siding products for your house are the maintenance required and the insulation benefits.
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