[TheForge] prices, followup
Woolley
wjec at comcast.net
Fri Mar 28 10:20:04 EST 2008
Considering the work that went into the piece, it sounds like he got a
pretty good deal. And it didn't hurt that you didn't have to install, I
prefer that.
Cindy and James wrote:
> The railing was simple in design, complimented the home. You can get
> carried away, but depends on the client. This client had not seen it
> prior to installation. Most don't trust you that much! Ha!
>
> I'm in NE Texas.
>
> Anyone else other than this particular client, I would have charged
> $400/ft or possibly more. It was a real bi*ch to build.
>
> The general contractor and his crew installed the railing as it was
> part of the construction. Took a crew of 5, scaffolding, 2 chain
> hoists, etc. Outer supports were welded on after it was fitted in
> place, then ground, sanded, primed, painted and lacquered. The
> railing had been finished at the shop, but I touched up the spots
> after welding. I was pleased with the fit, it was off 3/16" on
> overall width and is U shaped. (2 straight sides and an ellipse or
> curved front of about 9 1/2 feet or so, curved branched scrolls,
> curved balusters, very little of anything straight on the dang thing.
>
> But it looked good and fit good. Thank goodness!!
> JA
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