We decided to put cedar lap siding on the living quarters portion of the building. We bought unfinished cedar and are staining it before hanging it. Here's a photo. We hop to be done next week. 168 16' pieces with 2 coats each of semi-transparent stain takes a lot more time than we first thought!
Well, we were sweltering in our little camper and after a day and half of hard work SWAMBO and I got the 100' run of 100 amp wire in conduit, in the trench and hooked up to the RV outlets. We now have a two full (water sewer 50 amp power) RV hookups. The AC is on and blissfully cold :bounce:
We stayed up until 10:00 hanging insulation last night and finished insulating an hour before the drywall guys arrived this morning :-)
Plumber dropped by and hooked up the domestic hot water boiler.
All our subs have been great they actually have been pushing us to do the work AHEAD of the...
Thanks. Biggest challenge now is working around everything in the shop and getting appliances, doors etc.
Due to COVID-19 my Milgard windows took 9 weeks and two were backordered. [Usually they run 30-45 days.]
My wife picked cedar siding from a local mfg. in Missoula, they aren't returning...
Sorry I haven't posted in a while, lot's has happened in the last 8 days. We
1) Completed rough electrical
2) Installed all the windows and doors on the exterior (except for two; backordered)
3) Started hanging insulation
Rough plumbing is done. Pictures tomorrow. Electrical started today. I was able to trade my electrician my 1969 Ford Mustang for the work on the apartment, shop and equipment shed. Good trade and glad to eliminate another possession.
Yeah, it is a truck camper. We use it for fishing trips etc. Usually for me sometimes me and Lehua on fishing trips.
Our plan was to "live" in it if/while the apartment wasn't done.
After one night of doing that we have taken the opportunity to re-think that approach and bought a 22' 5th wheel...