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Birdhouse |
Posted by: mranum - 10-23-2015, 07:37 AM - Forum: Woodturning
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Very nice indeed, looks to me like you did a fine job on that knot. I like the finish as well. I am sure they will love it.
Mel
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Opinion on Cost for Garage Extension? |
Posted by: themoon - 10-22-2015, 03:57 PM - Forum: Home Improvement
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Before I go out and start requesting quotes... about how much do you think this might cost me? Ballpark figure... Wanting to get an idea if this is closer to $15k or $50k. Because if it's the higher end I'm not even going to try.
I want to extend the backside of my "3rd" garage to make it longer. I want to extend it about 14 feet. The width will remain the same at about 9 feet and the height is also 9 feet.
•You would have to cut through the back of my current garage which is brick. There is nothing in this wall and it doesn't really support anything except a small section of the roof. • You would only have to create 2 new walls. (The 3rd wall is actually already the side of the house.) The "4th" would just be the opening you created. No doors needed. • The bottom 3 feet would have to be brick to match the house. (darn association) The rest of the height can be stucco hardi-board. • It would be typical shingles for the roof. • Foundation would be slab and I guess tied into the existing foundation. • No electrical, no insulation, no plumbing, no sheet-rock, no windows.
So what do you think I'm about looking at?
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