The Deer Camp

[recon6036]

I just finished ripping down the interior paneling to expose the framing. Made a decision to remodel since the framing appears very sturdy.
I figure soffit/fascia, house wrap and vinyl siding on the exterior then insulate the walls and some interior remodel will keep the original camp standing long after I am gone.
It’s going to be a long, long project of just picking away at it, especially since my wife just dropped a home kitchen remodel on me…….

 

[Straight Arrow]

I just finished ripping down the interior paneling to expose the framing. Made a decision to remodel since the framing appears very sturdy.
I figure soffit/fascia, house wrap and vinyl siding on the exterior then insulate the walls and some interior remodel will keep the original camp standing long after I am gone.
It’s going to be a long, long project of just picking away at it, especially since my wife just dropped a home kitchen remodel on me…….

It's always good to have a project. (Easy for me to say as I'm retired and "projects" and grandkids are my life ... sprinkled with some hunting of course.)

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

It's always good to have a project. (Easy for me to say as I'm retired and "projects" and grandkids are my life ... sprinkled with some hunting of course.)

I didn’t know how far OP was taking this project and it’s good to know the framing will be retained.