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Puttin' on the Porch


Deb

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Having completed the roof, my next stop was the porch. With all the pieces given a first coat of paint, I assembled the components. First came the steps.

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Then came the latticework. These are the three pieces for the front lattice.

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Glue the two lattice pieces together so that the lattice criss-crosses.

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Then glue the frame on and clamp it till it dries.

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And it’s ready to be glued in place on the porch.

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Follow the same process on the side and corner pieces and glue in place.

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To make sure the foundation is square and even, I put the house on a flat board and taped the porch down to the board while the glue dried.

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All that remains for the exterior is to paint and install the porch and balcony railings, and install the French doors.

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