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Ben and Carrie Modlin vs. Historic Preservation Commission (COA#2019-1007A)
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CREATING A BALANCED APPEARANCE <br /> It's important to create a more "balanced" appearance FIRST PANEL <br /> across the wall; meaning, the batten strips appear to be Once the exposure for the first panel has been <br /> the same distance from both corners. The following calculated (Fig 3-4), measure from the edge above <br /> describes how to achieve this. the nailing slots across the panel the calculated <br /> measurement plus 3/8" to compensate for the <br /> • Using a chalk line, strike a plumb line 1/2" from the lock on the panel. <br /> furring strips on both the starting side and the ending <br /> side. <br /> • Divide the length of the wall in inches by 8 (Fig. 3) <br /> • Then divide any fraction of a panel into 2. This will give e.g. 3/8"+ 2" exposure <br /> you the width of exposure for both the starting panel =2-3/8" to the cut. <br /> and the ending panel (Fig. 4). <br /> Balanced Wall O_ I111 <br /> 4 3 2 1 <br /> ♦— e.g.132"=8"=16-1/2pc. —+ <br /> Fig. 4 l <br /> I l <br /> Fig. 3 <br /> I <br /> Balanced Wall 1" Gap at the top between <br /> furring and panel. <br /> II II II II II <br /> e.g. 4"=2=2" i 1/2" overhang the <br /> 2" exposure both foundation <br /> ends of wall. <br /> 11IH1111 <br /> Fig. 4 '(,- f� Fig. 5 <br /> 30 31 <br />
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