Decorative Gable
comments (2) September 26th, 2010 in Project GalleryMy client wanted something special on her home because she felt that by going with vinyl siding she was giving up too many details, but maintainence had become too much on her older home.
She found a photo of a gable end she liked on an old victorian house and asked if we could replicate it. This was a challange as the pattern was anything but symetrical.
I enlarged the photo and created a grid so I could copy the pattern and then using a router I cut the pieces out of a full sheet of Azek PVC. I routed the edges and fit them together on a sheet of plywood attaching them on the backside.
Design or Plan used: My own design
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