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| Roof cam high above roof tops in Chevy Chase.
The metal
cap on top is covered with lath and stucco. Float finish is much
smoother than the pebble dash
chimney not only for decorative effect but for better water
run-off. Top is rounded from the center out. The drip edges or ledges on the cap protect our chimney on into the far future. Color is Mesa Verde from La Habra stucco for a cut stone-like appearance. Please click here or on the picture for more. (Opens new window) |
Bottom is flared out not
only for
decorative reasons
but functions to deflect water away from the building. The bottom edge
extends down below the stone work and projects out from the wall,
forming a drip
edge that directs water away from the wall. Please click here or on the picture for more. (Opens new window). |
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A view of the whole house. We did the bottom
floor. The
top floor gets cedar shakes. Another new house in an old neighborhood. Please click here
or
on the picture for more. |
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| Finish color is "Southern Moss" from La
Habra stucco.
Please click here or on the picture for more. (Opens new window) |
A good picture of the color-at least on my monitor.
Finish
is REAL
portland cement and REAL sand and not the fake stuff that comes
out of a bucket. Please click here or on the picture for more. (Opens new window) |
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Garage side. Please click here or on the picture for more. (Opens new window) |
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We finished the moldings from the last update. For a couple of tricks on how we do the miters (inside corners) Click here. or on the picture. (Opens new window) |
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| Veneer plaster basecoat is applied to blue board before the finish coat. | Smooth curves on this skylight show off the versatility of plaster. |