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| On Saturday, after Alex's backstroke event at the Santa Clara Invitational I went over to the house to check on things and do some digging I found Matt and Jose installing the kitchen skylight and working the ceiling. |
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| This is to show the area above the family room ceiling. We're trying to find a good place for the HVAC return. We're thinking somewhere in that area. |
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| This is the second floor on the landing in front of the master bedroom. It's also the other side of the wall in the pic above. |
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| The return might be in the wall somewhere here. |
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| Matt and Jose did a lot of framing while I was there. Matt also put up some joints for the 8' section. |
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| This is the skylight box and the ceiling. |
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| A close up of the ceiling where it changes from 8'6" to 8'. |
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| Another view of the skylight box. It needs a few more framing members. |
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| This is what I did. Dig up the odd drainage pipe. I now know why it never drained. It really wasn't connected to anything. |
With a skylight on your kitchen, your space will surely be fresh, airy, and bright. I just hope that it was installed properly, or it might cause you leak problems in the long run. I hope to see your house once everything is finished.
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That skylight looks big enough to light one, even two rooms! That would definitely help with the utilities in the long run. I would love to see how it pans out when you have the whole kitchen in place.
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