S17·E7 The Salem House - 7
Synopsis
We arrive to find Mike McManus and his painting crew continuing their prep work, dry scraping and hand sanding, per Board of Health regulations. The new staging now has safety nets, protecting passerbys from falling tools or debris. Inside, our master carpenter shows us how to lay out and install tile in the kids' bath, using both a stationary and a hand-held wet saw. We revisit the Maitlands' colonial farmhouse in Action, to see how they're liking it. Back at the house, homeowner Deborah Guinee shows us the drawings of the covered carriageway the architects have put together; she'll have to take them in front of the Historical Commission to see if they will approve the scheme.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 17 Episode 7 of This Old House air?
Season 17, Episode 7 ('The Salem House - 7') originally aired on November 11, 1995.
How long is Season 17 Episode 7 ('The Salem House - 7')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 17 Episode 7?
We arrive to find Mike McManus and his painting crew continuing their prep work, dry scraping and hand sanding, per Board of Health regulations. The new staging now has safety nets, protecting passerbys from falling tools or debris. Inside, our master carpenter shows us how to lay out and install ti...
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