You could have miter the base at the stinger first so it's running level then you miter that to the corner, same with the compounds for crown basic...
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I luckily switched to Fiberon with our decking business just before the Trex problems arose because I liked the density of the product. Since over...
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It's really about the type of door first. If it's an overlay, then typically it's 3/4 to the crown. If it's an inset then you match the set backs...
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I'm assuming you have the 1" drywall corners with drywall return doorways. A molding supply store can match the base to round corners, we always...
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..and what would that solution be. Alter Eagle Construction & Design http://www.altereagle.com/ | Construction & Design | http://de...
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You would use a finishing gun, not a framing. Use a heavier gauge with a finish head nail that will penetrate your framing 1" If the elec. &...
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I would humbly suggest you talk to a deck designer / builder like our company. One with the years of experience to be able to know which types of d...
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No I'm sorry Jackie, but it's not advisable to rip the decking. If it's possible to remove the fasteners (screws hopefully) without damaging the e...
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It's tough here never mind... I would humbly say, hire an construction supervisor you are comfortable with communicating your goals effectively ...
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There are quite a few stair calculators and charts on the net most will tell you the stringer length. I even have on on my deck site that I did yea...
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Your oven will come with the specs for the cabinet. You want to take into account the door opening on the oven, where it opens to, and the height. ...
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At 260 lbs per square foot you would need to get a structural engineer, a typical deck is designed for 40 lbs / sq ft.
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Hey Doug did you know we have an octagon scale on our framing squares? Look for the dots and 5 10 15 etc. on the face of the tongue. Say you wa...
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It's right to loosen for saw blade arbors. You may be trying left like a normal nut & bolt. The reason being we'd rather the nut tightens wi...
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Typically they are tin, but the solder would be lead based so... if you have kids and you find the solder loose that's not the best scenario. Keep ...
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If it's a hardwood panel typically a 1/8 no glue, Ply a 1/16, and MDF can be cut flush and you can use glue. If you are getting into pantry doors...
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Typically you install a crown molding at the wall to ceiling. That is placed at an angle and cut at a compound angle. I have seen flat stock pla...
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An 1" offset post base would be the best, like a simpson AB zmax (double zinc galv. coat)http://www.strongtie.com/products/connectors/AB-ABA-ABE-A...
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Well as long as your ply is cdx it's the same structurally as T1-11. The grooves in T1-11 are to 3/8 so that is considered a 3/8 structural sheathi...
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No you want it to breath... that's why the vents are so important. We don't use felt paper anymore, it traps moisture. If anything we'd use a bu...
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