Larson Scenix Windows for my new back porch
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Comments (26)OH MY GOODNESS that looks MUCH BETTER with the larger porch! Man you guys did an AWESOME job on it!!!! I mean that is too nice!!!! Man you all will have loads of enjoying times out there on that porch! It makes the house look much more inviting and just begs you to come up and sit awhile!!! You did a great job on the landscaping to!!!! me to on always loving old houses or houses period with huge porches even wrap around porches are just awesome! You guys did AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!...See MoreNew porch on my salt box house
Comments (27)That's not a salt box A salt box house looks like a salt box. Asymmetrical, like this, and the front door is never on the peak side, always on the 2-story face: They are fairly rare outside New England, although they can be seen in old mill towns down the east coast. As the cloth industry spread out from New England and mills built company towns, the insurance companies sometimes dictated building practices so that they knew what they were insuring (what they were familiar with). And they dictated saltbox houses because that's what they knew. There's no real need for the steep roofs where it never snows, but you can find southern mill towns filled with saltbox houses....See MoreHow do I arrange/decorate my new porch?????
Comments (0)The porch is 16’x12’. The current rug (with water spot :p is 5’x7’, which I’m thinking might be too small? The daybed just arrived today and I have additional 20x20 pillows for it, my toddler arranged the current ones :) The two wicker chairs with ottomans and small table are new but do not have to stay in the porch. The drop leaf table I pulled from the basement thinking we could use it for decor/the tv/or dining. The fireplace doesn’t have to stay out here all summer and might be better off inside when the Virginia humidity strikes. We planned to keep the porch a tv free zone until it was MLB opening season... it hasn’t made it back inside since. The paper shades will come down once the roller shades arrive. And I’m not sure if I should center things on this wall with the peak of the ceiling or between the two windows. I’m thinking windows since that is where your eye is probably drawn to most. On last question... haint blue for the ceiling or stained?...See MoreLarson Scenix Windows for our Porch Upgrade in South Carolina
Comments (0)Porch was 15 years old and showing signs of wear. Screen openings were narrow. Door was starting to fall apart and we did not need doggy door. Bought a Larson Tradewinds High View door and Larson Scenix Windows from Lowes. My wife and I installed the windows. I took out the middle column and opened up the window openings so we had three large windows across the back and two across the side on either side of the new door. I built a transom window on top of the new door since the old door was a custom size. I had carpentry to do to open things up. But once all was ready the windows took about an hour each for my wife and I to put in. Catio was a winter project and seems like the cats are enjoying the porch as much as us these days! :) Love the Larson Scenix Windows and Larson Tradewinds door. Would do it all over again in a minute....See MoreRelated Professionals
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