Progress on the Garden Shed Roof
I haven't shared a lot of photos of the exterior of the shed in the past week, and instead have concentrated on it's contents instead. I have been working on the roof. The peaks are installed, the ridge beam, soffits and fascia boards. I now have to install the rafters and joists I cut. But so far, so good!! It's really starting to take shape.
View from the right side:-
Magaret, http://petit-parterre.blogspot.com/
Nuria, http://mininuris.blogspot.com/
Ladies, any feedback and comments you would like to leave is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
-Wanda
View from the right side:-
View from the left side:-
View through the front doors:-
View from the partially completed roof:-
Magaret, http://petit-parterre.blogspot.com/
Nuria, http://mininuris.blogspot.com/
Ladies, any feedback and comments you would like to leave is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
-Wanda
Your shed looks great and I am so impressed by your knowledge of all the correct builder's terms, you must be an experienced builder? Love the colour and the interior looks very interesting through the doors, I will have to find your posts on the interior.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking great, I love the shade of green you've used :)
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. My educational background is in architectural engineering, but I've been an interior designer for most of my working career, so I have a strong knowledge of housing construction.
ReplyDeleteThe green colour was an interesting technique. It was specified in the magazine instructions I am following and it uses a wash of oil based stain and an immediate wash of acrylic paint over the wet stain. I really like how it worked out. It's discussed in an earlier post if you want to read back.
Thanks for your kind comments!
Hello Wanda!!
ReplyDeletemy blog is my home, new friends are always welcome!
I really like your shed, I am pleased to have presented it on my blog, I hope you receive new followers, because your work deserves a lot of interest!
kisses from Italy away!
Caterina
I love the view through the front door - there's so much to see.
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