looks like particle board base.
In the photos it looks like you have particle board, or mdf base for your countertop - if so replace it. Also looks like someone used MASTIC to apply this tile...
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You have to cut the runner and seam it.
You'll have some waste. Diagonal slices or miters which match the angle and rise matching the boarder (like the corners of a picture frame for example)then sea...
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I don't quite agree
First off you need to check what was connected at the switch. If you have just a single switch at the box, likely your former ceiling fan was wired so that pow...
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using armored sheath of BX cable not legal beyond 6ft per circuit.
if the entire ground path of the circuit is more than six feet - armored sheath may not be used for ground. Same goes for greenfield. Read your code rules Bil...
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no on the tyvek
1) it degrades when exposed to light, REALLY FAST. 2) it is FLAMABLE. 3) it is not legal (building codes, occupancy codes, fire codes) to have it exposed. ...
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stop panicing and take an investigatory walk around the house.
I want you to un-emotionally review the entire thread and think about it, then walk around your house, looking at rain/run-off collection points, etc. and get a h...
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after dialing down the leveling feet
or if necessary cutting the side frame brackets...(by the way be sure you have electrically disconnected first (after first having shut off power at the panel - e...
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try caulk
in a wood tone. Choose one that will remain flexible, don't completely fill the gap so your flooring can still move without buckling (as it expands and contracts)...
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okay I'm taking the metric measurements as a yes that yr in canada
Notice you didn't say if you were or were not in Canada. I'm going to take that you are in Canada, since you identified location of the leak using metric measure...
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Its still a public/commercial location.
In-house maintenance staff is not allowed to do this replacement. It is a public access area. Health codes in OH do not allow this to be done by anything less...
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what?!?
23.2 WHAT? feet (ft or followed by a ') Yards (yd or yds)? Milimeters (mm)? Centimeters? (cm) meters? (m) miles? square or cubic measurements? (a floating 2 or...
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Oh, and there is always a window curtain made from shower curtain material
You can also find many (both fabric which sheds water as well as vinyl) window curtains ready made, or make them yourself to match your shower curtain out of a se...
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two suggestions, both cheap, only an hour, one reversable.
Two options, both very in-expensive, both can be accomplished in minimal time: 1) Reversable: You can find special vinyl sheeted/self adhesive material usuall...
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no panicing allowed :)
I almost mentioned Oak Park as an exception since they are right on the west boarder of chicago and use chicago treatment - and are not a part of the NW district....
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suburban chicago and yr village/city allows the sewer connection?
Although the city of chicago proper allows because they don't have seperate storm system within the older central city - most if not ALL of the burbs do NOT. In ...
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oops...I meant a Camco (C330 in the front).
Anyway, check your dishwasher in the following locations to find the model number (the serial number should be right beneath the full model number on the same pla...
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are you in canada?
sounds like an older model, I've seen an Ultra 110.753613 referenced on the manual site. Might be a leak in the rinse aid dispenser in the door, if you have one.
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You're not making sense.
You had a T&M bill for $1,700 to replace a BROKEN (sounds like it was ripped off the wall) SCHOOL URINAL in NYC. The fixture parts were billed at $603.00 t...
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if its on the glass and not the gasket or finish
try a medical rubbing alcohol pad, use a rolling action to catch and roll off the fugitive glue, then pick off the glue balls. Avoid letting the alcohol run or...
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