Infopost | 2008.10.10


Floors are in for the dining room, living room, and entryway. Now to find me a bearskin rug and moose head.


The floors went together pretty quickly and easily. The most significant time was spent aligning the first row of boards, as they would determine the orientation of the entire floor. Then it was a matter of tapping and nailing them together.

It went pretty fast yesterday with me picking and setting the planks, then Jon nailing them and sinking the finishing screws. Then today Curt helped out and we got the rest done.





Comments

Very pretty


It is will hurt to gladiate on that surface. Someone will lose teeth.


where is the obstacle course??!!



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