May 20, 2008
Ceiling fan, new
A ceiling fan really adds to a large room. It's functional, comforting, spatially balancing, pleasing to look at... This one is a 52" Hunter purchased at clearance from Home Depot. It installs exactly as described with parts and components feeling like it's top quality. Spin balancing with the included counterweights takes a good eye. Total cost including junction box, extension rod and wall switch came to $122. At room addition.
May 19, 2008
SOSS hinges
These SOSS hinges are for doors at least 3/4" thick.
They cost about $23/pair.
They're relatively easy to install if you know how to expertly control your router with jigs and guides. The one variation here differing from what the guidelines suggest is the edge clearance. Recommended is 1/8" so the door can swing 180-degree when fully open. I didn't need that much swing and had a door skin layer that's almost 1/8" thick, so the mortise was given as much as 5/32" margin from the edge, barely biting into solid (soft)wood. It barely clears when swung out at 90.
They cost about $23/pair.
They're relatively easy to install if you know how to expertly control your router with jigs and guides. The one variation here differing from what the guidelines suggest is the edge clearance. Recommended is 1/8" so the door can swing 180-degree when fully open. I didn't need that much swing and had a door skin layer that's almost 1/8" thick, so the mortise was given as much as 5/32" margin from the edge, barely biting into solid (soft)wood. It barely clears when swung out at 90.
May 18, 2008
Hidden flush door
Tankless water heater closet at room addition.
May 17, 2008
Double latching door
May 15, 2008
Full-open bifolds
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