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THE LADY J
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At each location we start with a survey and once we have determined the grade we start filling and leveling the area. |
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| The foundation for The Lady J is constructed with hand laid cap stone bricks. We also shot each brick with a our transit. |
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| Once the foundation is secure then we the start phase two of our project. After several hours of details and going over our blueprints we then start the "MAGIC" ...we start sparken. |
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| Cheep Finch's welding technician on this project has a list of credentials as long as your arm. When you get right down to it he can cut & weld under water. Enough said. |
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| "The Lady J" is 10 feet by 20 feet, with 6 feet tall walls. As a design request our client wished the aviary to have a Country Victorian feel and look to it. With our clients we do and also go the extra mile to make things happen like they want them to.
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| The peak of the
roof is 5 feet from the top of the side walls. This gives it more of a
Victorian design that our client requested. It is much steeper than most,
but will also give the bird plenty of room to move around.
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| The roof on "The Lady J" is a color named Light Stone. It is weather treated paint on both sides. We use stainless steel rivets to attach it to the frame work. These rivets are the best we can buy. They are not only stronger than others, but they are also color coded to match the finish on the metal roof. |
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Each sheet is precut to fit exactly to the measurements in our blueprint. |
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Cheep Finch is very happy to ad the Lady J Aviary to our list of finished projects. We added several toys and a fountain we reconditions. It fits in just perfect, it's a little girl holding an umbrella. We painted it with an appliance paint to protect the birds from any toxic chemicals.
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