Doh

I should have just posted the links instead. after reading my lil how to, I found it confusing to myself... Good luck

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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Pointers

Depending on the type of casing your using. The homeowner may find it best to mark the face of the jamb with a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reve...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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sorry

Something like that is hard to come by. If you submit a drawing to your local building dept. they may be able to help you tweek it to code. Got ...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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NO

You can not sub a header with glas block Unless..... In a 2x4 frame construction you would need one of the following. A higher head above the...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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paperless???

Paper less?? Got a link to this product? Is it dura rock? Dens shield? Even as a proffesional in the field, I am confused. Sorry.

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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Sand sand sand

You need to degloss the surface and etch it up for proper adhesion. Either sand it and apply primer (oil sealing) and paint or use a deglosser. Ask...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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a lil vague

Could you be more specific? You could just lay out the area on paper and figure where it would be best located. Then start framing your floor...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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Condition?

Gen stained doors have a clear finish. Depending on the type would make it easier to figure. Basically you need to dull the surface by either using...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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Idea

Perhaps you could go over it depending on the type of popcorn used. If it's the type that dries hard then I guess you could use a skip trowel me...

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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I would concur

I would use it wet also, but I would not space it though.

over 6 years by ErikGHI

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More info needed

It can be done, you need to use more longer and larger lumber. But to get specific you would need to post more info about post, stud, beam, raft...

almost 7 years by ErikGHI

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Everything is possible

Of course this can be done one way or another. But as far as being "practical" No. He says he can come down no more than 10 iches. So if a steel...

almost 7 years by ErikGHI

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Clarification

I would have to agree, 30 feet cannot be spanned practically. There would be a great deal of work to make this happen in order to redistribute t...

almost 7 years by ErikGHI

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Pry Bar

I concur, just be sure not to dig into the floor if hitting it with a hammer. Keep it as level and flat as possible and try to use a push pry metho...

almost 7 years by ErikGHI

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