Use of this site constitutes agreement with the SAFETY DISCLAIMER!, Privacy Policy An elaborate staircase gets installed in the kitchen, and plaster repair and ceramic tile installation get underway. Ryley installs a chair rail and replaces the glass in the doors of the dining room hutch. Part 1: Building a Kitchen Staircase Part 2: Repairing Plaster and Installing Ceramic Shower Tiles Part 3: Installing a Chair Rail and Restoring a Corner Cupboard In the dining room, carpenter Bob Ryley installs a chair rail, using a coping saw to cut the necessary pieces of railing and achieve an exact fit. Bob Vila then describes the restoration and replication process of the corner cupboard—one of the original features of the house. Carpenter Danny Ruffini is busy glazing the cabinet doors, using a hot glue gun to secure the glass to the frame. Ryley adds hinges and the doors are hung. ALL EPISODES IN BOB'S SHINGLE STYLE HOME Installing Stair Handrails and Balusters

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