Vinyl v. wood cedar shakes
Have you considered the fiber-cement products like HardiPanels? Non-flamable and pretty indestructable. Some look just like shakes.
Have you considered the fiber-cement products like HardiPanels? Non-flamable and pretty indestructable. Some look just like shakes.
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ViewsWhat size pressure tank do you have? Sounds like it's too small and requires the pump to operate anytime water is demanded. I'm installing a 220 g...
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ViewsIt seems to be a good brand but there are levels of quality within any brand. Check out the warranty (i.e., 25 yr, 40 yr, 50 yr) and the other spe...
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ViewsAgree with previous poster. A bathroom type vent fan would work but you need to know how much air you need to move in cubic feet per minute. Get ...
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ViewsLook for the 'Impact Resistance' rating. Class 4 is the highest. An article here may help:http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/commish/columns/cc0599.html
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ViewsIt is a product called Techshield. Can be either plywood or OSB with special foil on the back side. Typically used in hot climates as roof sheath...
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ViewsAnyone setting their home water heater at 160 degrees F is asking for very high energy bills and subject to scalding the users. Of course, that mi...
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ViewsDo you have a typical tank type water heater? If so, well water is basically untreated and the organisms may be 'breeding' in the hot water tank. ...
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ViewsHouse wrap, such as Tvyek, is a real benefit to reduce air infiltration and prevent water damage. I personally do not believe in the 'tar paper' o...
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ViewsOne other real advantage is, if you are on a well, the tankless heater does not provide a 'breeding ground' for organisms in the untreated well wat...
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ViewsYes, I meant just into the field, not the leach field. It's legal here but you should check. It' not 'gray water' like from your washer.
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ViewsTry: http://www.phantomscreens.com/products/frdoors1.html
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ViewsTom, I believe your 'slap stapler' will do the job just fine. The only possible problem could be wind that would tend to tear the housewrap off un...
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ViewsDoes it drain at all or is it just slow? It could be a blocked vent pipe. In that case someone would have to go on the roof and run a 'snake' dow...
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ViewsI, too, am a little confused. A vapor barrier is used on the inside of the insulation, not on the outside walls. The point is to prevent moisture...
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ViewsLarry, we are having a new home built out in the country and had the same question. Our plumber recommends we install a separate 'daylight' drain ...
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ViewsWell water can contain almost anything. A good reason to have it tested. Most water treatment companies will test for free; however, this usually...
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ViewsCheck the bottom of the freezer to see if ice has formed. May have blocked the drain hole and that may cause leaks as the defrost cycle functions....
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ViewsSounds like some of that 'gunk' got in the water lines and has clogged the faucet aereator (sp?). Unscrew it and clean. Try with it removed to se...
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ViewsYou may have a 'problem' with your 'taste'. Really pure water (distilled) has all impurities removed and has no taste. Water softeners remove mine...
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