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Roof Framing Contest


Craftsman Roof-A-Rama

comments (0) August 17th, 2009 in Project Gallery        
dokshecky dokshecky, member
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This is the front of the house and garage.  A mud room connects them.
This is the back of the garage and mudroom.  The kitchen window faces south.
The master bedroom is in the bump-out over kitchen and great room.  The roofs have reminded my crew & I of the surrounding mountains in Vermont.
This is the hexagon porch on the north side.  A cool place to spend a summer afternoon.
Here is what the weather was like as we worked our way to the roof.  Shovel...Frame.  Shovel...Frame
This is the front of the house and garage.  A mud room connects them.Click To Enlarge

This is the front of the house and garage.  A mud room connects them.
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This roof had gables upon gables, then dormers upon dormers, and to make sure we didn't relax during a cold and snowy winter, one end finished with hips spinning out over a hexagon porch.

We loved it. 


Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Laughing House Builders
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