Self stick over paneling
Hi Don,Do you mean cover the paneling with self-stick flooring? Are you sure this won't look even worse than the horrific paneling?Usually panelin...
Hi Don,Do you mean cover the paneling with self-stick flooring? Are you sure this won't look even worse than the horrific paneling?Usually panelin...
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ViewsHi jcpress, From the "For what it's worth" department:It's not really much 'security', but this is better than nothing: there's a motion-sensing d...
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ViewsHi NChanted, For starters, I suggest a posting from back in June: http://www.bobvila.com/ultimate/Forum8/HTML/000979.html Good luck,-k
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ViewsAre there 'mounds' and holes in the yard, perhaps from moles, gophers or voles? We had that problem a while back and purchased a doohickey that ho...
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ViewsIt's amazing the ways water can find to get into a house. Could be the deck, could be somewhere in the roof (such as where roof meets chimney, or ...
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ViewsThere's a lot to be said for "EASY"! Yes, a base or something with some more profile might look good, but you're right; it's that much more work! ...
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ViewsYou're very welcome. Also, got to thinking that if you have access to a table saw you might be able to shave about 1/4" or so (whatever works with...
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ViewsHi Julius, I have a table saw that'll work either on 110 or 220, and I know that it sure runs better on 220. If that's any help.
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ViewsThanks HK, You are correct, the kitchen is not closed off at all. So you don't think the pint-sized RA will damage the furnace (or heating efficie...
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ViewsI've written in about this before, but I'm a bit further along so would appreciate some follow-up advice.I replaced a kitchen peninsula with an isl...
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ViewsHi again,I found a couple of sites (just through internet searching--I don't have personal experience with these companies) where brickmold is pict...
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ViewsGreetings mbmjk,Do yourself a favor and bypass any cheap table saws. I made that mistake once and quickly found myself wanting more. I'd returned...
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ViewsGreetings Marilyn and Ron, Years ago we had a traditional house, and even back then it was tough to find old fashioned moulding. We ended up stack...
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ViewsGreetings Dawn-Marie, Just food for thought...We're continuing to use old things that work for now: a small Shaker-style piece of furniture upstai...
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ViewsHi JS, Your neighbors will love you. Be sure to check with your homeowner's association and covenants. Unless you're out in the boonies, it'll p...
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ViewsYou're very welcome Hummercat!It's definitely a good idea to at least take in the original battery and see if it'll fit in one of the chargers that...
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ViewsHi hummercat, Not sure about Craftsman but I know when you buy a bigger Makita that it will charge their smaller ones too. For example if you get ...
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ViewsHey there HK, Thanks for the quick reply, u r the best! This will make for a much nicer kitchen area for us. That old register is pretty mashed ...
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ViewsHello out there! I'd like to do something similar. Currently we have a 5" duct (no A/C, just heat) feeding a 4x10 floor register. As I'm working...
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ViewsHi again, Just wondering how it's going. I kind of expected more action on this post. Hopefully things are going better than expected with this a...
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