This Old House: 23x8
The Manchester House - 8
Our new roof is going on, and our master carpenter talks to roofing contractor Mark Mulloy about the system: decking, bitumen membrane covering every surface from eave to ridge, a three-dimensional nylon mesh to allow air to flow beneath the shingles, and finally the shingles themselves – pressure-treated southern yellow pine with a 50-year transferable warranty. Tom shows Steve how to cut studs quickly when building a partition wall beneath a bowed ceiling, while our master carpenter takes viewers to the Bend, Oregon, factory where our new windows are being made. Finally, specialist Mark Schaub assesses the state of the chimneys; suprisingly the relativelynew one, built in the 1970s, is not up to snuff.
23 - 1The Manchester House - 1 Sep. 22, 2001- 23 - 2The Manchester House - 2 Sep. 29, 2001
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- 23 - 21The Manchester House - 21 Feb. 09, 2002
- 23 - 22The Manchester House - 22 Feb. 16, 2002
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