Doors

Let's face it: no one is ever going to "ooh and aah" over doors, chairs, and trash bins. When these things are missing or broken, however, then we notice them. Click on a thumbnail (below) to see a larger picture and a description of the project. Note that once a larger picture is opened you can scroll through all of the projects on this site by using your left and right arrow keys:

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Floors

The floor in this auditorium anteroom was in very bad shape. Several planks had rotted through or broken, there were a hundred years of built up grime, food stains, scratches, scuffs and general filth. The floor was passed the point of sanding and refinishing; it needed to be replaced. The anteroom is roughly 130 square feet. A small staircase leading up to the stage had to be removed and the baseboard molding and trim was in very bad shape throughout or missing altogether in some places.

When I started removing the old floor I discovered that there was no sub floor. I suspect the the floor in the anteroom was the sub floor that ran throuhgout the rest of the auditorium. A finished floor has simply never been installed in this section for some reason.

I installed a new tongue-in-groove oak floor over a 3/4 -nch plywood sub floor. I put 15-pound felt paper between the sub floor and the finished floor to minimize the possibility of squeeking. I created new baseboard molding and a shoe molding. The entire floor was sanded and finished with three coates of polyurethane.

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Furniture

The furniture in this section is not limited to sacred spaces. Click on a thumbnail (below) to see a larger picture and a description of the project. Note that once a larger picture is opened you can scroll through all of the projects on this site by using your left and right arrow keys:

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Miscellaneous

There are a thousand little things around your space that no one notices until they break or go missing. Psalm boards, notice boards, hall mirrors, things of that nature. Click on a thumbnail (below) to see a larger picture and a description of the project. Note that once a larger picture is opened you can scroll through all of the projects on this site by using your left and right arrow keys:

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