In March 2020, a family embarks on a renovation journey after purchasing a chateau that has been empty for two decades. They start with the garden and orchard, envisioning a potting shed or greenhouse. Inside, they uncover historical designs while stripping old wallpaper. Plans include family rooms, bathrooms, and unique features like secret doors, all while maintaining access to the roof and enjoying the beautiful views.
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S2E27 Blueboard and Plastering
Explore essential construction techniques, including insulation and vapor control. Learn about the application of blueboard and plaster, focusing on drying time and moisture levels. Discover the installation process for beams and MDF panels, highlighting the importance of priming edges. Feedback ...
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S1E6 Recreating the English Tavern
A secret tavern is being built in a 1920s house by John Staub. The basement is transformed with oak paneling from a historic library and a fireplace featuring Tudor and Jacobian carvings. Techniques like mason miters and fuming enhance the woodwork. The ceiling showcases a beam hierarchy for an o...
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S4E5 Lap Siding - Start to Finish
The debate centers on siding products, specifically James Hardy and LP Smart Side. Extensive research informs the decision-making process, with texture preferences playing a key role. Proper installation is crucial to avoid issues. Challenges include the discontinuation of LP's smooth panels, lea...
