A closer look
at the work.
Demonstration studies of frames, fixings and boundaries. Replace these studies with your own documented projects before presenting them as completed work.
Frames & connections
A useful project record shows the whole opening, the junction with the wall and the finish at the sill. Close views of hardware help explain the choices.
- Study subject
- Window frame, hinge and fence construction
- Purpose
- Demonstrate how to document a future project
- Project facts
- Sample: real location, scope, materials and completion date
Your work belongs here.
Use your own photographs, with permission. Explain the scope and the material choices without inventing a customer, result or endorsement.
- Caption
- Sample: Describe the real work shown, location and date
- Alt text
- Sample: Describe the visible work and useful context
Keep a useful project record.
Take a wide view, a detail and a finished view from a comparable angle. Keep original files, permissions and captions together. Make clear which details are your work and which were already present.
Start with the opening.
A few photographs, your location and what you want to change are useful starting points.
Discuss a project