It's been slow waiting for the building department corrections, worrying that they'll ask for a structural engineer to prepare and stamp calcs. If we had the permit, we still would need to find someone to build it. The finish line seems far away, and before we get there, the house will be half-wrecked. Sigh.
So, for an inspirational project, I asked Kevin and Johnathan to help me dismantle the lean-to greenhouse. I know the tacked on glass house won't be part of the finished house, and I knew it would transform the look of the place from the backyard to have it gone now. Thanks to Kevin and Johnathan--we were done in about three hours.
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| The main pieces are three aluminum-framed plates of glass. |
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| There were open shelves and a window repurposed as a door. |
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| The walls were just EPS or foam board. |
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| Kevin and Johnathan did all the sledgehammer work. |
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| Pacific Topsoil charged me $32 to take the broken concrete block. We used Johnathan's old van for the hauling. |
