Removal of old paint and cleanup of the framing were ongoing. These are tedious jobs but necessary and shared by all.
Some sanding, some scraping....
Some heat...
Some heat and scraping.
Craig made the two side sliding doors in his shop and these were fitted and hung during this time. In this photo one of the rails is being put together for the door to slide on.
This is one of the castings with a wheel that holds the door and allows it to travel on the track.
One of the tracks being installed.
The door hanging crew.
Final fitting of the door was done at the time of hanging. Allowances had to be made for floor height, etc. Measure twice, cut once.
Trimming with the router.
The hardware was attached to the top of the doors.
Securely fastened with screws.
It is a solid core door.
They got it in place.
And it moves on the track.
There was a learning curve on the first door but the second went more quickly.
Looking good!
The putty covering the bender-ply on the roof overhangs was sanded smooth.
Looks good from here.
A view from above.
Work continued on trim. It looks like Glenn has his hand on a piece that would fit above this door.
A trim piece on the roof end.
Curved trim pieces for the side of the overhang.
Interior trim at the base of the clerestory.
The west door frame was in need of repair. A split in the frame on the south side has been glued and clamped.
Another view of the door frame.
A section of the east door frame needed replacing.
Thanks again to Don and Phil for help with photos.
