When I first ordered my sunroom kit, I imagined I might assemble it myself. Upon the arrival and subsequent unpacking of the various glazing panels, metal pieces, sealer strips, and clips (a lot of clips), I wanted to drink beer and find something else to do.
Maybe I could
shovel some dirt onto something.
Maybe I could
drink more beer.
Maybe I could
locate an installer.
Long story
made short: An installer and three employees
arrived a bit after 7:00 yesterday morning.
By 4:00 in the afternoon, they were driving away from a complete
sunroom.
These guys hit
the ground running. All of them knew
exactly what to do and when to do it.
While two men prefabricated truss sections, the other two men concentrated
on lay-out and installation of various flashings (which were fabricated on site
with a metal brake). Once the aluminum
structure was completed, the four men all worked together on setting and
sealing the glass panel sections and then applying cap metal and final wet
sealants.
Posted are a few images from the day.
Front Complete
Prefabrication
Metal
Structure
Glazing
Side Complete
—Mitchell Hegman
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