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A few minutes of time and a few dollars of materials can prevent expensive headaches.
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Q. I've been asked to tile the floor of an enclosed breezeway that gets tracked with a lot of dirt, leaves, and snow. Besides being subject to the temperature extremes found in Ohio, the existing concrete slab has a crack running across its width. Is porcelain tile the best option in this situation...
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Laminate flooring looks better than ever and is easy to install, but you have to select the right product for a durable installation.
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Outdoor kitchen equipment; tile backers and substrates
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Protecting deck ledger with membrane; house trap follow up; Spanish language resources; in praise of change orders; more
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Installing shingles in 4- to 7-foot lifts from the ridge down reduces granule loss and makes the job go faster.
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Tile backers
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A stiff, strong subfloor and an accurate layout add up to a top-quality tile floor. A veteran tilesetter explains his approach.
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Q. Why can't I use 7/16-inch OSB over 1-inch rough pine boards for carpet underlayment?
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High-strength underlayment, low-slope roof solution, new roof nailer, easy rainscreen, frozen pipe protection, preassembled handrail, more