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Removed 8” aluminum siding and found 1 x 2 furring 16” oc over concrete block
Need to know the most affordable way to reside with double 4 vinyl siding thickness- .040
1. Do I need plywood...
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Removed 8” aluminum siding and found 1 x 2 furring 16” oc over concrete block
Need to know the most affordable way to reside with double 4 vinyl siding thickness- .040
1. Do I need plywood...
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Removed 8 aluminum siding and found 1 x 2 furring 16 oc over concrete block
Need to know the most affordable way to reside with double 4 vinyl siding thickness- .040
1. Do I need plywood with...
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Hello
On Feb. 28 2010 I went to a charity poker game at a local tavern restaurant in Ohio, the parking lot was full and I found a spot< I have met the owner and his son on occasion the son (25 year...
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Need a detail or drawing for a jamb and casing for bi fold doors
Thanks
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No I did not install the roof I think it is about 45 years old
I just read the manual above and found this so I am not so sure if this is a good idea
Keep all combustible materials away from the...
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QQ Mop squeezers
QQ four tits
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Thanks for your response
Have you installed them yourself and do you think there are any concerns with the fact that the roof is wood
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Build up the granite with cement board if needed use some kind of metal schluter trim to finish off edge and carpet to it :)
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You can use finish screws or maybe Velcro:)
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I would rest the cement board on top of the shower pan lip.
Fill void with thin set and let the tile hang down with a 1/8 gap at the bottom between tile and pan.
Grout and caulk to finish
Get r...
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Caution!!
Try a small amount of muriatic acid with a brush and rinse well
Use eye protection, gloves and well ventilated
:)
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What is the best way to attach heat cables to wood shake shingles ?
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What is the best way to build a tile shower bench that is shaped like a rectangle with one end that is open, I don't know of the best way to waterproof the bench with the cement board and shower pan...
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I agree with massplumber all though you will need to caulk between the plastic pan and bottom edge of tiles after grouting with matching caulk or it will crack
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First check to see if the tile is cracked or lose
If it is I would tear it out and start from the sub-floor up
If it is solid I would clean and scuff up the face of the tiles then apply a mortar...
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You should first fasten the drywall with coarse thread drywall screws
In the plaster areas pre-drill with a counter sink bit so you do not crack the plaster
If you use mesh tape you need to use ez...
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Try it some time you have to miter both together with the same angle :)
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Sorry if I was not specific enough for you Inspector
Lay out and level the chair rail height at the top and bottom of stairs then connect the two top points of chair rail with a caulk line that...
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The fan should stay and be vented to the outside in most areas it is a code requirement,
The mold may be from the moisture taken in from the existing fan.
To keep the mice out you need to check...
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I agree the flashing should be checked. If the door is on grade the water could just seep in.
You may have a issue with the slope of exterior surfaces
A sealant should be used under the threshold...
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You can scuff up the old tile face with a belt sander and apply MAPE KERALASTIC
Latex additive then tile:)
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New installation I would grout it all press it in well and caulk after if you dont the vertical joints will be weak at the bottom and the grout helps fill the deep void
Repair I would remove the...
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Daltile makes dal-cim 500 crack isolation membrane this could be the product
If this is the case you may still have some movement
I would just replace the area as needed, and see how it holds up:)
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Lay out the chair rail height at the top and bottom of stairs then connect the two points
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Open the walls as needed to locate mold growth then have it tested if needed:)
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You should leave the damper in the firebox in tact:)
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Heat the area slowly and be careful when scraping the caulk residue
Fill the holes with poly seam seal caulk to match :)
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Sounds like the walls are already finished in the shower area:)
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Before you remove the floor and start over, take a small section of 2x4 place it over the bumps and try to flatten with a hammer. Good luck:)
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Patch and sand all areas as needed, use a good stain blocker primer and paint
Get r done:)
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:)ou can cover the insulation with plastic sheeting or some type of paper that will hold it up, staple to under side of joist:)
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You can put the plastic sheeting on the studs as a vapor barrier over unfaced insulation
Attach backer board with gal roofing nails
Lay out wall tile
Start with a level line at bottom of wall and...
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:)here should be an air gap between the wall framing and the brick
Usually the wall is framed on the flat side with lath attached
Clean up I would use a wire brush and seal with common masonry...
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Are the batts faced with paper?:confused:
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Put in the sub floor first, if the area is used for storage add additional flooring as needed
With the sub floor below the wall framing you have a full bottom plate exposed for drywall fastening and...
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If the wall area is very damp you may want to remove the wet, moldy wallboard
Clean and dry out with fans. Replace drywall and finish:)
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There are stainless steel cleaners and polish at home improvement stores :)
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Youll have that if there is no gasket between glass:)
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:)they make a blue tape for fresh paint and delicate surfaces
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I would install the cabinet first
Install the bathroom floor before the toilet:)
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Use a self lever from home depot
mix it a little loose with a drill
pour it out and feather out the edges
get r done:)
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install cabinets
trim all doors and base
prime all surfaces
caulk / fill nail holes
paint walls, standing trim then base
ceiling grid / tile
flooring and shoe molding
get r done:)
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Add 2x4 furing to undeside of joist to clear electrical:)
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It's a perimeter drain system with a sump pump
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Hi I am trying to find the correct way to waterproof my basement from the inside
I do not know what the material is called that looks like corrugated fiberglass
Installed on the lower part of the...
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U can sand it out
U have to go through many grits of paper and finish with fine
Good luck
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Air bubbles are formed from mixing at a high rate of speed
Slow down drill
If you use a light weight compound for the finish you should try to cover all compound areas
So it will sand out ever, 90...
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