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Slinger, you sure run a clean job!!...that steel beam tucked right in there nice!!...they'll be able to hang the trapeze there, no problem!!...on the outside where the old will meet the new cedar shakes...will you just let 'em weather to match or you got some slick trick up yer sleeve??

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lookin great....I wish I would have been a carpenter.....
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lookin great....I wish I would have been a carpenter.....
At the end of the day you get a good feeling but when you wake up in the morning your body says NO Not again
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Great workmanship. You've got a real talent.
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looks great Kenny.....as usual.....I'm curious, what have you got for the footing under the steel columns?
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looks great Kenny.....as usual.....I'm curious, what have you got for the footing under the steel columns?
Hi pete ,
Thanks .... its a standard block foundation with durawall between each course then filled solid with grout. oh the block is resting on 12 x16 footing with 3 -1/2 rebarb.
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