More stories about Appliances

• Needy Family on the Upper West Side

  A family on the Upper West Side of Manhattan placed an ad in New York magazine in December asking for $1 million to buy an apartment so they could stay in the pricey neighborhood. The ad read:

• A New Kitchen in An Old House

  Shifting an exterior wall made room for a larger, brighter, more versatile space.

• Kitchen & Bath

  Tubs; kitchen ventilation

• Trouble-Free Appliance Rough-In

  Find out which models will be used and review the installation specs before rough-in

• Q&A: Dishwasher Drain Distance

  Q: A client wants to locate her dishwasher in a peninsula several cabinets away from the kitchen sink. Are there any limitations on the distance that the discharge hose can travel, or should it be plumbed separately?

• Q&A: To Bond or Not to Bond?

  Q. As a building inspector, I understand Article 250 of the most recent National Electrical Code (2005 NEC) to mean that any potential grounding electrodes available to each electrical service must be bonded together into that service's grounding electrod

• Installing Stock Cabinets

  Turning a profit on a home-center cabinet job starts with the first site visit.

• Kitchen & Bath

  Hardware; undercounter refrigerators

• Legal: Excluding Work From a Contract

  Excluding work from a contract

• Viking Terrace Goes Green for theUnderserved

  WORTHINGTON, MINN. - When the Southwest Minnesota Housing Partnership (SWMHP) began its substantial rehabilitation of the Viking Terrace Apartments, it set aside four units for homeless families.