The Void Oak project showcases a unique Peterson cover brick cladding that highlights modern design and craftsmanship. It includes waterproofing layers, a rain screen system, and heavy gauge metal screens for insect protection. The installation process emphasizes durability and ease, with specific methods for securing shingles. This project integrates with New England architecture, featuring precision in detailing and masonry that promises longevity and minimal maintenance.
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S2E12 Surprise Delivery from Canada!
The renovation process includes installing lighting and managing steam in bathrooms. The project focuses on updating the ceiling and flooring, with plans to paint radiators for a cohesive look. Challenges arise with wallpapering due to low materials. A subscriber sends a thoughtful gift, providin...
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S2 E6: Thistle Hill - ThisMassive Res...
Thistle Hill, a historic mansion in Fort Worth, has undergone a significant restoration. The project highlights the mansion's connection to the Winfield Scott Mansion and details the challenges faced, particularly with the roof and original windows. The restoration process emphasizes historical a...
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S3E2 Prepping for the Stairs
The Back Bay project focuses on installing materials and managing moisture for brick, emphasizing the importance of a strong bond and good brick condition. It utilizes stable framing materials like FLS and LVLs. Staircase reinforcement addresses movement and noise, while steel reinforcement meets...
