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 MoreEnclosed porch needs new windows. Ideas?
Comments (9)I had a feeling I would get comments on the shingles :) The roof is high on the list, I promise! I agree that the house would probably look best with the porch re-opened, but my house is tiny (1150 sq ft), and for now the porch serves as the cat's room (a place for her to get away from the dog.) Also, I live just off of the main street in my little town (minden, nv), which gets quite a bit of traffic, including trucks passing through. The traffic can be loud, so it's nice to have the porch windows as a buffer to the noise. Functionally speaking, I would like to have at least a couple of windows that open, but they do not all need to open. Light and the view are not really big issues. I still have the original (pink!) honeycomb shades that came with the house when I bought it. Even though they are 3/4 drawn I still have plenty of light. With the new windows I plan to replace the shades with something lighter, so I think regardless of the new window layout I'll have more light. Sorry I wasn't clear on the photos. The first two are the current windows, and the following are photoshopped ideas. And I have no idea what the style of my house is...don't know if it really has a style. It's very plain (no fancy molding details), it's shaped like a shoe box, it's pretty old for this area (1930), and I love it!...See MoreAdvice for back porch door and window design dilemma?
Comments (9)dropping the window down could well be odd on the inside. i'd leave it alone for now. get the outside work done. it may be a non event with so many new things to look at on the outside. how about just adding larger trim to the top of the door?...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 Morepoogan
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