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05-01-2008, 05:53 AM
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 Re: Ryan's 42 My father-in-law's neighbor in Benidoleg (near Javea Jim) was a retired German businessman, whose company installed living roofs on commercial buildings in Frankfort. He drove a nice car. :-) James
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#53
05-01-2008, 06:11 PM
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| Re: Ryan's 42 These living roofs are catching on here in the Western U.S. We noticed the increased interest on Earth Day.
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#54
05-03-2008, 01:17 AM
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 Ryan's 42 The live roofs look fairly easy to install and I like the idea. I hired a mason to do the brick and stone on the exterior of the oven. I tried but really, this is out of my league. It cost more than I thought but will be worth it in the end. So by next weekend the oven will be complete and finished. We have had 60-80 MPH winds the past 2 days so that has delayed things a bit. We went from 80 degrees on Wed to 30 yesterday. |
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#55
05-04-2008, 08:35 PM
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| Ryan's 42 I finished the roof yesterday. My mason suggested I put on a gradual slope. Here it is. I used asphalt shingles and underneath I put on a rubber pond liner (which cost more than the bundle of shingles!). My mason also suggested I square everything up with plywood on top of the cement board. This will save in labor cost and the mason will not have to put up lath. I think the cement board and the insulation on the oven will provide a sufficient fire barrier. Once the stone and brick is up I am not sure how a fire could penetrate. Thanks, Ryan |
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#57
05-10-2008, 09:16 PM
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| Ryan's 42 DONE!!!!!!!!!!! Finito! Ya se termino! The oven is now complete. I am very happy how the brick and stone turned out. The oven is bigger than I ever thought it would be but it fills the space well. Here are some photos. The cost to pay a professional to lay the brick and stone was worth every penny. My son insisted on posing for all photos. James, Does my title change to Master Builder now! Thanks, Ryan |
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#59
05-10-2008, 10:33 PM
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| Re: Ryan's 42 Quote:
 Congratulations! Lovely bricks, lovely oven! You sound very pleased... so how does it feel to be finished? Did you go with the live roof in the end? I can't see from the photos... |
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