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Historic houses and barns require specialty tools, skills and knowledge to properly restore. Some components can be restored in-situ (or in place), while others require dismantling for repairs and reassembly.
Historic houses and barns require specialty tools, skills and knowledge to properly restore. Some components can be restored in-situ (or in place), while others require dismantling for repairs and reassembly.
Clamping the repaired column in place for adhesive to set and bond
The repair includes sanding the surfaces smooth
While the shaft of a Tuscan column never uses fluting, the suggestion of a ribbed, finely inscribed surface in the capital accentuates the play of light and lends a feeling of rhythm. Historically, fluting represented a papyrus plant with multiple stems.
True, working columns (as distinct from pilasters) support the roof and set the stage. The simplicity of the shaft and base of the finished columns suggest inspiration from the Tuscan order
Mortise and tenon detail
Detail of post and beam repair