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Preassembiing an addition's exterior trim speeds the job.
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Rot-resistant materials and better details extend the life of this unique coastal porch.
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Can field-applied flame retardant coatings give a wood shake or shingle roof a Class B fire rating?
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Framing and flooring an L-shaped porch to allow proper drainage.
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Pella's Architect Series entry doors look like wood but are easier to maintain.
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Royal Building Products teamed up with a popular designer to develop this series of affordable wind- and door-surround trim packages.
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Eastman Chemical Co. says its Perennial Wood is impervious to moisture and rot.
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Flexible Seal Roof Sealant fills cracks up to 1/4 inch wide and sticks firmly to steel, glass, aluminum, concrete, wood, brick, clay, tile, and asphalt - even in the rain, says the maker.
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Powder-coat finishes are more durable and chip-resistant than paint, so it was a smart move on Bilco's part to start offering a factory-applied polyester powder-coat finish as an option for its Classic Series steel basement doors.
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SturdiMount preflashed fiber-cement mounting blocks provide a flat, leakproof base for light fixtures, receptacles, dryer vents, hose bins, gas lines, and other penetrations, says the maker.