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ACQ suggests either stainless steel or copper fasteners, or zinc alloy based galvanized steel. Anything else will cause a di-electric union betw...
ACQ suggests either stainless steel or copper fasteners, or zinc alloy based galvanized steel. Anything else will cause a di-electric union betw...
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ViewsThe problem is likely that in the course of demolishing the original floor to install the pipes for the new bath, the former owner cut thru the req...
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ViewsThere is nothing worng with your fiberglass and it will dry. To insist that the fiberglass must be changed only illustrates your anal nature.
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Views"I don't know if you misunderstood either, but a plastic sheet against the inside of a concrete wall is the least correct way to keep moisture from...
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ViewsAny type of a bath counter can be cut with a typical carbide toothed saw blade. The only 'catch' is that the counter needs to be cut from the botto...
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Views"We recently had an electrician install a ceiling fan - he noticed the smell but didn't seem concerned that it was wiring." Was the ceiling fan ...
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ViewsIf you fiberglass batt insulation with a kraft faced paper vapor diffusion barrier oriented toward the living space... And if you placed the kra...
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ViewsOption #1 is the preffered method although both are acceptable. Framing basement walls out from the existing concrete is the preferred method in...
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ViewsTo those who say it is not ok ask them to defend their position and advice. There is NO reason you cannot install vinyl over T1-11 at all. To...
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ViewsIf I am reading Plumber Tom's reply correctly he is right and Piffin is wrong. The discrepancy comes in the terminologies and use of the words '...
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ViewsTomH and Piffin are both more than correct and I agree. See additional replies here: http://www.bobvila.com/BBS/Architecture/398/398/flat-pag...
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ViewsPiffin is absolutely correct. It is illegal to drill, notch, bore or alter any truss in anyway without the express approval of an engineer and y...
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ViewsI agree with Grumpy's advice to correct the ventilation problems and address any mold problems, but... And while it is probably best to remove t...
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ViewsUnless the drywall itslef has collapsed or buckled or pulled free from the fasteners, there should be no reason to replace it at all. It should ...
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ViewsI wouldn't knock myself silly trying to understand 'grades' because there are no strict definitions of nor delineations between 'grades'. These ...
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ViewsYou can buy powdered graphite lubricant at just about any hardware store. You puff some into the grooves that hold the frame and your squeaks sh...
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ViewsThe problem seems to be with the glass, not the manner in which you are supporting it. Typically, glass that is wider than 4' needs to be of a c...
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ViewsYou can achieve the same result by cutting a piece of 1/4" plywood the size of the mirror frame and gluing/screwing it to the back of the mirror fr...
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ViewsBefore you do anything, have a professional examine your current situation. From what you are describing, it appears you have two floor drains (...
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