brick over concrete retaining wall
That's quite a challenge you're undertaking, if you've never done any masonry work before. But it's not impossible. Just take your time and mix sma...
That's quite a challenge you're undertaking, if you've never done any masonry work before. But it's not impossible. Just take your time and mix sma...
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ViewsCheck out one of the competitors websites... http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/ This months issue of the magazine has a good article about squares, i...
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ViewsThe chances of your hitting a nail with a nail are so remote as to be.........yeah, I'd glue the furring strips. With my luck, I'd hit every nail t...
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ViewsYep. You'll have to fur out each stud at the bottom. The good news is that you can use any cheap plywood to do the job as long as the combined thic...
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ViewsPull all your wiring first. And make sure that any and all wiring is included. Electrical, telephone, cable for TV and internet, sound systems, the...
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ViewsWhat do you mean by pricey? I installed Corian tub surrounds in my house. They cost about $800 just for the material. I thought that was pricey, bu...
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ViewsAre the boards really 2x6, or are they 1x6?If they're 1x6's, you really need to put down the plywood. I think I'd put down the plywood even if they...
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ViewsThere's really no right or wrong on that one. It depends entirely on how long you expect the vanity to be in place, whether you might replace it wi...
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ViewsWe had the same problem in our last house. We finished the basement and put down a cheap carpet cut to wall to wall size in each room. We knew righ...
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ViewsIf I had this kind of problem, I'd be very tempted to go outside to the spot where the leak is, and start digging with a shovel. I'd dig a hole dee...
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ViewsPerhaps if you gave us a little more information about what you need a website for, we could offer up some information. Are you looking for informa...
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ViewsWhat kind of heating/cooling system does the house have? Is one of them currently running? If you have forced hot air, it could be that the ducts h...
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ViewsThe only way to be sure is to remove some of the adjacent ceiling in order to look up inside the space where the joist for the next level reside. O...
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ViewsYes, there a many products in the construction market for this application. Best way to browse them is to go to a good search engine (like Google) ...
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ViewsIf you're really set on having a fireplace rather than an easier installation like a wood burning stove, then get ready for some work.While the fir...
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ViewsFirst things first. It's unwise to try to jack up a whole house by oneself if not a pro. I'm not into advertising for the pros, but there comes a t...
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ViewsAt the very least, you should get your bathtub in place before the walls are up and the room is enclosed. Tubs can be either very heavy and awkward...
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ViewsIn addition to any suggestions pertaining to the removal of mildew, you might want to think about preventing future causes of mildew in such a mois...
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ViewsIt would be unusual to have a second entry to the master bath, especially from a "public" hallway, but it's not unheard of.As to the situation bein...
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ViewsLook at it this way...If you take the second story of a 2 story house and set it next to the first story...1. You lose one insulated exterior wall....
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