Re-introducing, been gone for a while
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2017 9:54 pm
So happy to have stumbled (back) upon this great group!
I was "Fanner" on the Old house Web and the Wavy glass forum, not a super active member but I popped in and out.
Short background: I live in a Queen Anne style home built in 1904.We reside in western Wisconsin, have 5 kids ranging in age from 8-16, 2 mutts, a cat and a gecko Over the past ?7? years I have been slowly restoring all of our original double hung windows. Happily we are more than half way through (about 30 sash down) - yay! - with about 24 sash left to go.
Amongst the refurbishing and refreshing projects my goal is to maintain as much of the original features in this old house as possible.
We are fortunate that the house has most of its original light fixtures, no painted woodwork, the original hardwood floors are intact and the original cedar siding is present; in addition to the original pulley and weight sash.
So that is the short of it - now that the intro is over I will get to posting my questions and woes in the appropriate threads
Looking forward to this wealth of knowledge and experience once again!
Formerly "Fanner",
Ann
I was "Fanner" on the Old house Web and the Wavy glass forum, not a super active member but I popped in and out.
Short background: I live in a Queen Anne style home built in 1904.We reside in western Wisconsin, have 5 kids ranging in age from 8-16, 2 mutts, a cat and a gecko Over the past ?7? years I have been slowly restoring all of our original double hung windows. Happily we are more than half way through (about 30 sash down) - yay! - with about 24 sash left to go.
Amongst the refurbishing and refreshing projects my goal is to maintain as much of the original features in this old house as possible.
We are fortunate that the house has most of its original light fixtures, no painted woodwork, the original hardwood floors are intact and the original cedar siding is present; in addition to the original pulley and weight sash.
So that is the short of it - now that the intro is over I will get to posting my questions and woes in the appropriate threads
Looking forward to this wealth of knowledge and experience once again!
Formerly "Fanner",
Ann