garage insulation
It depends upon the typical temperature differential between the inside and outside. If the garage is heated or cooled to any degree, then the ans...
It depends upon the typical temperature differential between the inside and outside. If the garage is heated or cooled to any degree, then the ans...
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ViewsYou can drill or punch a new hole for the sprayer on the opposite side of the faucet. This can be done in stainless steel or porcelain sinks using...
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ViewsTry this supplier. Look under piano/continuous hinges and find a stainless steel unit in the size you want. You will have to cut it to length. ...
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ViewsRoofman: With both the gable vents and the ridge vents open, air will exit from both in a greater quantity than from either alone. With gab...
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ViewsIf you have real terrazzo floors, it will require experienced operators and several different pieces of professional equipment to properly grind an...
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ViewsNo, don't block off the gable vents, they are still needed to exhaust air from the whole house fan. The ridge and soffit vents alone can't handle ...
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ViewsI have been in the building industry for 35 years and have seen thousands of claims from every trade professing fantastic energy savings by using j...
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ViewsSound absorptive panels are available in various forms, but only partially reduce sound. Your post indicated elimination to the level of ambient a...
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ViewsThe species often depends upon the part of the country you live in and how much was spent on the floor. In the southwest (Texas) a hardwood it is ...
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ViewsI couldn't determine the size of your basement from the message but $32,000 should remodel a good sized basement depending upon what they are start...
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ViewsHomebild may have left out a number. The International Building Code requires a NET ventilation opening of 1 square foot for every 150 square feet...
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ViewsI saw at least one well done book on concrtete countertops at Barn*s and Nobl*. Also, a friend installed these in his kitchen two years ago. He i...
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ViewsThere has been a good deal of town square remodeling in the past 20 years. There are books on the subject but they usually focus on interior decor...
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ViewsFcarruth: I'm not sure what you are describing as a double cantilever truss but I can assure you that the bottom chord or any other part of a tr...
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ViewsHowdy from College Station: Buildings erected on soils with high clay content are subjected to a great deal of movement. Clay expands and contr...
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ViewsAhowell: Check out this discussion string: http://www.bobvila.com/BBS/Floor_and_Tile/5846/5846/flat-page1.html#5849 Regards
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ViewsGmoore: On all new construction I specify only 1" decking with tongue and groove edges. If you really need the space and considering the low qu...
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ViewsP.S Visit the Tile Council of America site for a commentary on OSB. http://www.tileusa.com/OSB_faq.htm Regards
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ViewsIt doesn't make much difference if you are overlaying the OSB with backer board as you indicated. By "backer board" I assume you mean something ak...
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ViewsOh yes, books! Try: Hardwood Floors: Installing, Maintaining and Repairing by Dan Ramsey ISBN: 0830619283 Paperback, 160pp November 1985 P...
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