...and complain. The bathroom dormer was initially constructed with a roof
slope much steeper than the rest of the roofs. This would have made it
very hard to have a shower along the side. But our contractor completely rebuilt
it once the mistake was pointed out. Phew!
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Pretty, but...
...it doesn't match |
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Another View
Of the wrong roofline. There's the ladder that was used a lot during rainstorms to patch up the tarp. Fun. |
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Rebuilt
Note that the original gable end roofline and the new dormer roofline are now parallel. |
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View from the back
From the back corner of our driveway |
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Inside View
With the tarp as temporary roofing. |
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Head on View
It might not be as pretty in some way, but it makes the side walls significantly higher. |
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Intersection
of the two ridges -- the main one and the bathroom dormer. It would have taken me a week to figure out the compound angles to cut for the rafters. |
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View from the parking lot
There aren't many places from which you can see our bathroom dormer. I guess that's a good thing. |
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