Showing posts with label Richmond restoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richmond restoration. Show all posts

Jan 13, 2015

Making Deck Boards Conform to a Round Column

The time has come to lay the deck and make it conform to a round column. Luckily we have years of experience.





We made a jig out of plywood, laid the decking across it, and cut the deck boards to fit to the stencil.







The finished product with the decks coming together at the South-East corner.






Apr 2, 2013

Faked out beam using antique pine

Quite difficult to glue up warped antique pine, but the goal is to hide a steel lintel in an 1815 home. Once installed, no one will know this isn't a solid 3" by 16" hunk of tree, just like the old lintels in the rest of the house.


Nov 21, 2012

Porch repair



RBVa doing one of the things we do best: lifting a porch to work on the structure underneath it. I'm at the bottom of the tower, looking up two stories to where the shoring jack meets the structure, with our crew stationed in between. I'll have to post the view from this jobsite. Amazing location to work.