Fiberok is junk!!! tapered edges like to crown...they dont tell you to use regular durabond either.
2
answers918
Views
Are you still ineterested in the difference...It takes a bit to explain. I ask since the thread is a week old now.
3
answers473
Views
Good thought on the furnace thing. Does the plaster come in contact with the block? If it does the plaster will act as sponge and the block as a ...
2
answers715
Views
The time spent sanding, smoothing, and cleaning up will greatly exceed just putting up 1/4" drywall over the entire wall and starting from scratch....
2
answers151
Views
Sorry I did not realize that the windows were not parallel to the roofline. There were a couple different ways to take what you had orginally subm...
7
answers951
Views
I am surprised that the siding applicator did not notice or say anything about the windows being non parallel to the roofline. When the old claddi...
7
answers624
Views
if it is a block wall it could be vermiculite, a brown insulating agent that is sometimes poured in the block.
1
answers410
Views
spend some time and caulk all wall penetrations.....windows and doors...you will be surprised!!!
2
answers679
Views
call your local service company
2
answers921
Views
Be sure to keep the drywall at least 1/2" from floor to prevent mold.
3
answers920
Views
the siding should be parallel with the roof line...if its looks crooked do some landscaping work...you applicator did it right the first time
7
answers368
Views
there are also shingles called DC Locks...meaning double coverage
3
answers683
Views1
answers385
Views
you need to fur out the posts, put on sheathing, OSB okay, and then apply vinyl siding
2
answers789
Views
I sell EIFS (Senergy,Dryvit) I can tell you that that you will have to use metal lath 3.4 self furring. It cannot be stapled on, you must use eit...
2
answers627
Views
assuming the openings are square (90`) you cut at a 45`. The length for perfect fit is trial and error. Practice makes perfect when it comes to ...
2
answers1007
Views
Have a pro fix the cracks now!!! Stucco doesn't seep like you think. Sound like caulking failure.
2
answers914
Views
Have a pro fix the cracks now!!! Stucco doesn't seep like you think. Sound like caulking failure.
2
answers938
Views
A couple things come to mind here. The chances of your stucco "seeping" water are possible, but not likly. The first thing I would do is look at ...
6
answers202
Views
Call your local building inspector.
1
answers477
Views
