Hell, I know you just posted this video, but I was just wondering when was
this? Wasnt sure if this was last week or 6 months ago. Im thinking it was
spring time, but just a guess.
Great video and the result will be a “cupularoof”!!! It will shurely give a
beautiful panoramic outlook! Very good to bend your sheetmetal yourself!
Using this is much better then depend too much on silicon! Water stays out
but you keep ventilation and silicon locks vapor up! Is there no way to
keep the windowsides intact instead of cutting them of?
You could cut off the side of the windows to make them fit and istall them
tightly together and use a aluminium or pvc profile in the form of a T to
mask the gap and use a silicon to seal it properly! Then kt will be solid
and look nice and also help to support the construction and take pressure
of the windows:-)
What you also could consider is leaving one window on each side out and use
them somewhere else! Your structure will stay much more ridged and you will
have space in between the windows for the curtains:-) The space in between
outside you can cover with metal sheet that you could paint green to match
with the color of the roof!
How are you going to insulate this wall since it is only made of
practically plywood. Also what are you going to do when you come to your
upright posts that are supporting the 2×12’s?
Now I see why that part of the garage was left without siding. I thought
you just ran out of money, but, I see I was wrong. You are putting in
awesome windows rather than siding! I can’t wait to see the progress and
the final shot from outside putting the whole garage in the camera frame.
Windows? Clerestory? Need I say more? Watch it.
Hell, I know you just posted this video, but I was just wondering when was
this? Wasnt sure if this was last week or 6 months ago. Im thinking it was
spring time, but just a guess.
Great video and the result will be a “cupularoof”!!! It will shurely give a
beautiful panoramic outlook! Very good to bend your sheetmetal yourself!
Using this is much better then depend too much on silicon! Water stays out
but you keep ventilation and silicon locks vapor up! Is there no way to
keep the windowsides intact instead of cutting them of?
You could cut off the side of the windows to make them fit and istall them
tightly together and use a aluminium or pvc profile in the form of a T to
mask the gap and use a silicon to seal it properly! Then kt will be solid
and look nice and also help to support the construction and take pressure
of the windows:-)
What you also could consider is leaving one window on each side out and use
them somewhere else! Your structure will stay much more ridged and you will
have space in between the windows for the curtains:-) The space in between
outside you can cover with metal sheet that you could paint green to match
with the color of the roof!
How are you going to insulate this wall since it is only made of
practically plywood. Also what are you going to do when you come to your
upright posts that are supporting the 2×12’s?
Now I see why that part of the garage was left without siding. I thought
you just ran out of money, but, I see I was wrong. You are putting in
awesome windows rather than siding! I can’t wait to see the progress and
the final shot from outside putting the whole garage in the camera frame.