Sunroom finished!
Ernie Miller
>The sun roomis finished for the most part I need to do the tile aroung the tub and on the landing but other than that it is finished. This is with the doors closed from the bedroom
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Sunroom finished!
Ernie Miller
>The sun roomis finished for the most part I need to do the tile aroung the tub and on the landing but other than that it is finished. This is with the doors closed from the bedroom
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Ernie Miller
>This one is with the doors open looking into the sun room
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Ernie Miller
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Ernie Miller
>here is a little Biestro table we picked up at a flea market had to have it blasted and powdercoated one of the chairs needed welded bit it looks good now
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Ernie Miller
>here is the Jacuzzi tub starting to look pretty good
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Ernie Miller
>This is of the corner where I have been sitting got the little wine rack table at a surpluss store in Lawrence for $7 had the blue chair sitting in a spare bed room for years. Gotta carry the green chair back to the pattio it looks hidous.
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Ernie Miller
>here is a picture of the doors from the sun room looking at the bed room. the trim is fluted to look like the Greek Colom that is in the room by the tub they don't show up in the picture. the trim between the windows is also fluted the same way.
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Ernie Miller
>Here is a picture of the windows open you can see the flutes if you look real close. Bottom line is My wife likes it I like it so we are happy. I was working on the trim yester day had one of the windows open with an air hose comming in it for the power nailer and a Blue bird dropped down for a worm in the dirt out side the window it was so close I could have reached thru and touched it. it seems that the animals don't seem to notice people sitting just feet away thru a window. I bought a humming bird feeder this weekend and hope they make the trip 15' from the rose of sharon to the feeder real soon. I have enjoyed building this and hope you have enjoyed watching the progress. I did use some power but I also used alot of hand tools more than most people would have. Some one ask about a toga party picture. I'm sorry that would not be a pretty sight not going to happen
lets have some close-ups
Bill Tindal, E.TN
>This is the hand tool forum. Lets have some close-ups of the gap-free miters and copes. (just kidding. that is a pretty room. I would eat my breakfast there and watch the sun come up)
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Ernie Miller
>I want to see that one! it is on the south west side of the house. her in KS the sun rises in the east so I think you would be better served sitting in the Jacuzzi watching the sun set drinking wine. We do eat breakfast in there watching the birds and animals in the garden. On cool mornings you can hear the fountain and the birds real well hot days it's the AC that is heard. We find our selves watchin alot less TV and just sitting and talking. Think I will be able to do a little carving out there the mess should be easy to clean.
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Kevin French, Antrim, NH
>Very nice Ernie. I know what you mean about doing a little more sitting. I've spent a few weekend mornings sitting on the deck with my coffee reading.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I'm enjoying my new deck.
NIce job Ernie. How's the back doing?
VLParisian
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Ernie Miller
>The back is better I am back to walking the stairs at work. It feals good to feal good!
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Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away
>here in KS the sun rises in the east
Yup, does here in FL. too! ;~)
You really done yourself Proud with this addition Ernie! My favorite thing has got to be the floor tiles as they look so nice, but those French doors run a real close second, as they seem to had a touch of elegance.
So, I see your plan now, ahhhhh you crafty devil you, start out with a small block of bass wood and and a few knives, and little by little by little set up a shop in there. Very cunning I must say. ;~)
I for one certainly enjoyed the progress pics.
T.O.
Elegance? Did I say elegance?! I gotta quit watching HGTV.
Whooo Hoooo!
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>Congrats Ernie, It turned out great. Looks like a nice place to hang out and relax.
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Ernie Miller
>The french doors open the bed room up giving it light that would have been robbed by the sun room. I think the colum is what set's it off myself. tell you what I will post one more picture of the tile on the tub step and the landing when that is finished this week. I got most of the cement backer board down last night just the top of the step around the tub to do tonight. I think I got about 60% hand tool use done in it which is pretty good if you ask me. I need a good recipe for scented bath salts. Also need to pick up anpther bottle of wine on the way home. Wish I had that bath when I did the concreet work or siding, roof?