Spray on Sealer/ radiant barriers
Rich, here is one I've looked at but have not tried: http://ceramicadditive.com/850.html This is an additive that you add to paint and should work.
Rich, here is one I've looked at but have not tried: http://ceramicadditive.com/850.html This is an additive that you add to paint and should work.
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ViewsWe are about to do this also. Have done some research and know that several manufacturers offer a 'trim kit' to allow their models to be built-in ...
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ViewsYour subfloor is very good (1 1/2 plywood) so don't be concerned about the direction of the floor joists vs the direction of the hardwood flooring....
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ViewsIt is pretty common practice to turn over the 'starter' run but they should also be placed 'upside down' so that the tabs are on the up-roof side r...
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ViewsPainting inside is not a problem as long as the inside temperature is above the paint manufacture's instructions. Fumes may be a problem if you ar...
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ViewsYes, there are special self-tapping screws you should use. Also, be sure to use gromets to isolate the wiring from the studs as well as the plumbi...
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ViewsAll toilets are NOT made the same. Some brands tend to have more problems than others. The low volume toilets now required do give some problems,...
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ViewsThese are 'hardwood' but don't know if they are maple. Can ask: http://www.cornerhardware.com/hardware/iteminfo.html?action=iteminfo&item=08030701...
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ViewsHere is one such system:http://www.stadlerviega.com/html/app_cps_index.html
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ViewsDoesn't anyone bother to do a search using www.google.com? I did one for Maple wood plugs and got loads of 'hits'. The first one is: http://www....
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ViewsLace of exterior sheathing was common for homes built in the 'old days' but should not be the case today. Sounds like a whole lot of work. If it i...
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ViewsDid a quick search on Google and got many hits. This was the first: http://www.webproducts.com/products/humireg.html
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ViewsThe turn off valve(s) may be the culprit. If old, they can have mineral deposits which can break loose when closing/opening and cause partial bloc...
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ViewsStaples are a lousy way to attach shingles when wind is a consideration. Check with local codes to see if nails are specified. Shingles should no...
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ViewsYes, especially if you have turned it off & back on lately. If it's old, can have mineral deposits that may need to be cleaned out by turning off ...
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ViewsJoe, sounds like either a leaky roof, leaky pipe and/or inadequate ventilation. Can't imagine just inadequate ventilation causing all that moistur...
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ViewsRaymond (Prof) hit it on the head but forgot to mention one VERY IMPORTANT step. Drain all the water from the line and leave a faucet or two open ...
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ViewsThis is going to be a very personal decision. House wrap does breathe but is waterproof. It does allow water vapor to pass thru. It's main purpo...
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ViewsEveryone thinking of building a home ought to have & read "Build It Right". This is a collection of common 'mistakes' made by builders and what to ...
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ViewsBad idea for 2 reasons: 1) Vents excess humidity into the attic; 2) vents lint and 'stuff' into attic. Much better to cut the hole & vent outside.
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