Adding new room to house
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The answer to that question depends on how long you plan on living there.
Spend the money on composite IF your joist are close enough to comply to code.
Electric chainsaw and a trip to the nearest woods! 🙂
raggie33
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That just made me think we have ton of places who make lumber here I think we are known for it well a few cities over
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dc38
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It's like you live in a warehouse and have movable walls...how close am I lol
White tends to go well with any dark-colored roof.
Pose your question to A.I.
Fair enough. Another good option for a dark roof is French Silver. (Which in reality is the absolute lightest shade of Sky Blue in existence. Not silver at all. The walls in my apartment are that color. Very mellow and relaxing.)
bluflaam777
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Depending on the shade of red, some colors are just going to look better than others ...and in a subjective way also.
White, black and grays of different shades pretty much work with every color. Always. However, you might not like any of them. LOL
I'm with you when it comes to white. I like white but I love just about every other color better ...for reasons all my own.
Pale yellows, off whites, different shades of brown, or grays. Olive drab can work depending on the roof's red shade.
Find a red that's as close to your roof color as possible. Either at a local paint/hardware store, or online. Then start comparing other colors and shades of those colors next to it. Pretty simple but can be tedious.
When we bought our house, it was a pale yellow with a medium red roof and light blue trim. It's a big house and any one color can be too much if not paired with others well.
We kept the house pale yellow (much like a warm white flashlight) and changed the roof to medium brown with forest green trim.
Might I suggest hot pink walls with fluorescent green trim? Huh? Yes?
White, black and grays of different shades pretty much work with every color. Always. However, you might not like any of them. LOL
I'm with you when it comes to white. I like white but I love just about every other color better ...for reasons all my own.
Pale yellows, off whites, different shades of brown, or grays. Olive drab can work depending on the roof's red shade.
Find a red that's as close to your roof color as possible. Either at a local paint/hardware store, or online. Then start comparing other colors and shades of those colors next to it. Pretty simple but can be tedious.
When we bought our house, it was a pale yellow with a medium red roof and light blue trim. It's a big house and any one color can be too much if not paired with others well.
We kept the house pale yellow (much like a warm white flashlight) and changed the roof to medium brown with forest green trim.
Might I suggest hot pink walls with fluorescent green trim? Huh? Yes?
IMA SOL MAN
Flashlight Enthusiast
For that festive feeling all year, paint it red and green!
For something totally different, how about plaid?
Something low key? Camo!
For something totally different, how about plaid?
Something low key? Camo!
bluflaam777
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I had a trailer that I wanted to paint camo - but the wife wouldn't let me because she knew I'd call it my camo tow.
