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The gate above the trailer will be
able to pop out if necessary |
The trim was screwed & glued to the gate.
The rubber gasket will keep the rain out |
However, if the trailer is ever actually popped
out, it probably won't pop back in again |
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04/27/06: almost 8 weeks into the job |
All window bottom corners were caulked
to channel rain and condensation away |
Assembled 3 sticks into a jig
to capture this angle |
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Using the jig to transfer the
angles to the paneling |
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The north-east rear soffit prior to finishing |
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The south-east rear soffit prior to finishing |
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The shims compensate for warped rafters.
Otherwise the soffit would look warped. |
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Have also added a pair of 3 inch
eave vents under each gable |
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