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Pouring footings568 viewsOnce the footing holes passed inspection, it was time for concrete.
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Tim Hammers568 viewsTim hammers on the wall sheathing from the other side.
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Door mechanism566 viewsAnother picture, showing the door track and mechanism. The effect is sort of a cross between a 'real' garage door and a roll-top desk. The tracks are kept parallel by a thin board running between them at the top rear, and the little stop blocks keep the door from being raised too high (as shown here and in the previous picture).
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Helping Hand562 viewsWilliam offers a hand with his toy hammer as we're nailing on the wall sheathing.
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Cloudy Door560 viewsThe protective film is still on the door, making it very cloudy.
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William checks it out...560 views
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Two more frames559 viewsWe set the frames outside after each was built to free up room in the garage. The Timber Bilt kits actually go up pretty easy. They have a unique bracket system for piecing together the larger timbers, and most of the rest of the assembly is done with some special lag screws and coated deck screws.
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Getting ready to remove old door557 viewsSiding and flashing stripped away in preparation for the door install.
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It's finished!544 viewsHere's an inside view of the 'workshop' area. We hung up pegboard and put in a small workbench. You can also see the finished window, which opens out.
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Checking for level stairway543 viewsTim checks to make sure the stringers are in their desired final position.
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Who reads instructions?543 viewsMike looks at the instructions for how to properly install the door latch. Many thanks go out to Mike and Paul (not pictured in this album, unfortunately) for the great help they gave us.
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