Save the Date!October 2-4th
8am-5pm
Presented by the Architectural Review Board with training provided by Bob Yapp, noted author and historic preservation planning consultant, the Old Window Restoration College is an intense, hands-on workshop where participants will learn the cost-effective rehab of original double-hung wooden windows.
Instruction includes safe paint and glass removal, application of glazing putty, epoxy repair, weather stripping, and sash installation.
Wooden windows are an important feature of many older buildings, and preserving them is actually ‘greener’ than replacing them.
This college offers an opportunity for both learning and helping to save original windows in a historic, residential, or commercial property.
When: Friday - Sunday, October 2-4, 2009,
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: a residence on Day Avenue (to be announced)
Fee: $125 (includes materials and lunches).
Instruction includes safe paint and glass removal, application of glazing putty, epoxy repair, weather stripping, and sash installation.
Wooden windows are an important feature of many older buildings, and preserving them is actually ‘greener’ than replacing them.
This college offers an opportunity for both learning and helping to save original windows in a historic, residential, or commercial property.
When: Friday - Sunday, October 2-4, 2009,
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: a residence on Day Avenue (to be announced)
Fee: $125 (includes materials and lunches).
Deadline to register is Tuesday, Sept. 18!
For additional information, contact Erica Taylor at 540.853.1522 or email her at erica.taylor@roanokeva.gov
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