repair of the lower sill frame

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Indre

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repair of the lower sill frame

« on: October 31, 2009, 06:20:55 PM »

Dear Mr. Marlowe

I have a 1 store typical willage farmers' log house, which originally was built maybe in XVIII c., in 1935 moved to another place and slightly reconstructed. Now the lower frame- on the base of concrete and field stone is in quite bad condition. The house is 15x8 m. If I will use ConServ 600 with sand to fill the damaged places, how much it could cost? Could you tell, what amount of ConServ I will need? The problem is, that I don't want to lift the house, because after this procedure, I am afraid, there would be the strong need to do much more repair work. Or maybe in this case the prosthesis of some parts would be better? Anyway, I have to reinforce the foundation before changing the roof.
By the way, the walls are sheathed with boarding, but between logs and boarding my grandfather had placed tar-paper. There had been some kind of "fashion" half of century ago:(

Indre


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Re: repair of the lower sill frame

« Reply #1 on: November 02, 2009, 04:10:48 PM »

Indre,
It is to difficult to answer these questions through the forum or by email. The best way is for you to call me for a consultation. I will better understand your needs and be able to help you easier by phone.


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