PHOTOS - Page 10
Pages 9-11 are taken AFTER the Liberty Homes, Inc hired set crew and carpenters re-set the "home" on March 10th of 2006. (All photos are referenced from the viewpoint of looking at the front of the "home" unless otherwise noted)
PHOTOS OF THE LEFT MODULAR SECTION
Please note that ALL photo descriptions are referenced from the front of the home as you are facing it. Photos on pages 9 and 10 are viewed in a counter-clockwise direction. Starting at the right front on page 9, and starting at the rear center marriage line on page 10.
BELOW... this is at the rear, to the right of the marriage line where the two modular sections are joined. The amount of excess overhang increases as you near the left rear corner (as viewed from front of home).
BELOW... the amount of excess overhang at the rear knee-wall, is ~3 inches.
BELOW... the left rear corner overhangs the rear of the foundation by ~3 inches.
BELOW... the double 2X10 rim joists are very visibly OVERHANGING the left rear corner.
BELOW... to the right of the left rear corner shows a 1" separation between the modular section and the sill plate.
BELOW... left rear corner as facing towards the front.
BELOW... from the left rear corner, traveling along the foundation wall, there is still an excess of 1" overhang. This does not include the 5/8 inch OSB.
BELOW... nearing the front left corner of the left modular section still shows excess overhang.
Below... the left front corner as viewed from the left side of home.
BELOW... the left front corner is recessed inward by ~2.5+ inches. Please note that the tape measure is starting at the OSB, which is 5/8". Going from the rim joist yields ~2.5+ inches as at the rear left corner.
BELOW... this is just to the left of the boxed bay window at the front of the left modular section.
BELOW... this is just to the right of the boxed bay window at the front of the left modular section.
BELOW... again, this is just to the right of the boxed bay window at the front of the left modular section.
BELOW... the massive deviation at the front of the home directly coincides with the rear. However, not only are the peak areas not lined up, there is gross deviation throughout the whole rear wall of the home.
Below... a close up of the rear roof peak.
