Beaglemom3
TUG Member
Hello from the land of cheap lobstah rolls and scenic oceanfronts.
We're using MRPs and staying in downtown Portland in a nice-ish Autograph Collection hotel, the Press Hotel. I would have stayed at the Residene Inn, but could not get 4 nights in a row.
We are here to take another, but more comprehensive, window restoration class. It's a 3 day course. Both Doug and I are taking it together. The cost isn't too bad, $500 x 2. Much cheaper than the $1200 per window cost ( x20) windows at my old house and my windows aren't even that large or historic. Just old. 6 over 1 windows are labor-intensive, but not as intensive as the windows in my last house, 12 over 12.
http://www.historichomeworks.com/hhw/education/seminars.htm
I like restoring old houses, furniture and stuff. This is not only something neat to learn, it's nice knowing that we're not adding to our local landfill.
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We're using MRPs and staying in downtown Portland in a nice-ish Autograph Collection hotel, the Press Hotel. I would have stayed at the Residene Inn, but could not get 4 nights in a row.
We are here to take another, but more comprehensive, window restoration class. It's a 3 day course. Both Doug and I are taking it together. The cost isn't too bad, $500 x 2. Much cheaper than the $1200 per window cost ( x20) windows at my old house and my windows aren't even that large or historic. Just old. 6 over 1 windows are labor-intensive, but not as intensive as the windows in my last house, 12 over 12.
http://www.historichomeworks.com/hhw/education/seminars.htm
I like restoring old houses, furniture and stuff. This is not only something neat to learn, it's nice knowing that we're not adding to our local landfill.
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