Once of the greatest things we love to do is custom work. Bringing the clients imagination into a reality! We started a project for our client installing all new custom interior doors and trim work. Clinets had a finished back room that was connected within the master bedroom. We thought it would be a great idea to have a bookshelf door accessing the back room.
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Here you can see the beginning process of making the custom bookshelf. After designing, measurements and cutting we then start to assemble the bookshelf together. |
During our demo of the window frames, we found that the last contractor that had worked on these windows used wood-filler to repair the wood rot. The pictures on the left shows the amount of wood-filler used to replace the wood in the sill, sash and frame of the window. Wood filler is not a replacement for wood! This is the incorrect use of wood-filler. There are products out there to help repair minor wood rot on wood windows, but it is not the correct way of doing it in this case.
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On the Left it shows what the contractor was trying to achieve with the wood filler. The filler of course on the left on-top the table saw and on the right is what needed to be made to replace the stile. You be the judge. This is not the first and certainly won't be the last that we have seen someone do something like this. All our window parts are made by hand from scratch on a table saw to match the original design.
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