How to install fypon column wrap Videos

• 1. Fypon Column Wrap Installation Part 1
• 2. Fypon Column Wrap Installation Part 2
• 3. Restoration Millwork - Column Wraps
• 4. Exterior Post Wrap ~ Step 1 of 6 ~ Installation Guide
• 5. 08 WindsorONE COLUMN WRAPS
• 6. How to remove and replace and fix damaged rotted porch columns

Fypon Column Wrap Installation Part 1

Fypon Column Wrap Installation Part 2

Restoration Millwork - Column Wraps

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Kanon Kulpa commented on 03 Sep 2015

Are these paintable?

Exterior Post Wrap ~ Step 1 of 6 ~ Installation Guide

08 WindsorONE COLUMN WRAPS

How to remove and replace and fix damaged rotted porch columns

User Comments

john smith commented on 09 Dec 2015

Sooooo...the posts ARE NOT attached to the header OR the concrete and the only thing holding them in place is the weight of the roof on them???? Shame on you boys....That would never fly where I live!

Vincent Dramis commented on 09 Dec 2015

+john smith Sorry for confusion they are inlayed into a 4x4 recess to the pad, set by original makers, Top does have flat lock cleat attached to head beam support

Bob Krueger commented on 12 Sep 2015

Can you tell me where you purchased the post in the video Who is the manufacturer - do you have a model number? Thank you!

Vincent Dramis commented on 12 Sep 2015

+Bob Krueger puchased at Local Lowes Home Improvement, Made by phypon Inc.

roymazz commented on 27 Apr 2015

I have a dumb question about the jack: How do you gently lower the jack since it's hydraulic and once you turn that arm clockwise (or counter) to lower it, you really have no control of how fast it comes down. This is the only scary part of the project for me and why I haven't attempted it yet.

GrayXIII commented on 10 Dec 2015

+roymazz you do, you just twist slowly. It won't come crashing down, it'll ease it down. Never done it with a pump jack before, but I've done it with a bottle jack which raises and lowers pretty much the same way

Brandon S commented on 04 Aug 2015

Yes you do. Turn it slowly. Mechanic for 20 years.

Michael Angel commented on 12 Mar 2015

hi vince excellent video. hope this isnt a dumb question. What secures the new post at the top and bottom, just the weight on it? 

Vincent Dramis commented on 20 Mar 2015

upper and lower mount cleat comes with the unit, this one is actually imbedded into the pad, replacing the old 

Matthew Laurence commented on 09 Mar 2015

very detailed narration, nice!

samquan123 commented on 25 Apr 2015

+Matthew Laurence wow that is amazing... thank you... God bless you...