Boarded up windows

Making more foam boards to go over the small windows on each side of our picture window. Seven done so far, three to go. (5 for each window)

So, the other day my wife says, "Hey, I think it would be really cool if we could board up those extra windows on the house that are too small to

Here are some pics of my boarded up windows. I covered all the windows in the front and sides except for one window in the back right and the entire back of the house. It was a pain in the butt to cover the top floor, so I had to borrow my neighbor's extension ladder. I made the window covers using advice from HauntForum and HalloweenForum I had a friend who's old shed was falling down and I prided off some old wood siding and cut them to size. I nailed them to pieces of wood I cut in half…

Explore AdamCohn's 12128 photos on Flickr!

Doors and windows, solo, multiple or in combination, must be the main subject. Featuring peeling paint, broken or missing panes, falling plaster, rusted metal, cement patches, weeds growing, bricks exposed, moss invasion, etc.. Could be new or old, urban or rural, but must be clearly decaying and not stuff that could be resolved with a wet cloth and some detergent ;). If <b>you have doubts</b> and are not sure if your shot belongs in this pool or not, probably it doesn't. In that case…

Due to Clegg's paranoia, at first, he wouldn't let Miranda even take a shower in the main house because he thought she would escape. After she gained his trust, he let her use the shower but he wouldhave to boarder the windows and tie her hands.

Board up windows with faux-painted foam boards for a run-down haunted house look.