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From: Brian Houghtby - 07 Jun 2008, 23:23
Can a natural gas fireplace be converted to LP easily?
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From: mr jones - 06 Jun 2008, 19:27
poured concrete basement (walls & floor). saw other thread here w/gentleman asking questions about subfloors. out of courtesy, did not want to "hijack" the thread. question, instead of laying down a subfloor of wood, tile, carpet, etc. has anyone ever considered using a "raised" floor system ? of the sort that consists of square tiles, supported...
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From: Kompu Kid - 06 Jun 2008, 07:13
I would like to strip the latex paint from around my window frames. Home Depot carries two gel strippers: 1- Motsenbocker's "Lift Off" 2- Citristrip Which one is better? Thanks! Deguza
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From: Thomas G. Marshall - 05 Jun 2008, 17:31
I've been interested in potentially going a smidgeon more green, and was wondering if anyone here has any experience with solar panels (water warming, or even photo voltaic), and/or windmills. The research online does not compare to useful observations from people who have actually installed them.
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From: Brian Houghtby - 05 Jun 2008, 00:32
Finishing our basement and will have porcelain tile on the concrete floor that will have carpet up to it. How would the group recommend this transition?
2 Posts. Last post send by: Brian Houghtby - Thursday 05 Jun
From: --- - 05 Jun 2008, 00:14
What the verdict on these type of doors, folding doors doorloadingservices.co.uk -- i wasn't paranoid until they started following me!
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From: David Bonnell - 04 Jun 2008, 17:52
Finishing my full concrete basement. People I have spoken to tell me to build the walls first, then the subfloor. It seems to me that it would be much easier to lay down the entire subfloor and then place framed 2x4 walls on top of the floor...there would be just as much work building the walls, but considerably less work putting the floor in place (you...
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From: AndyTao - 04 Jun 2008, 13:51
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From: AndyTao - 03 Jun 2008, 13:59
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From: liukaiyuan - 03 Jun 2008, 12:14
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From: Enthusiastic Amateur - 03 Jun 2008, 00:53
If you had to choose between the Concord Eclipse and the Thyssen Krupp Lev, which would you choose?
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From: AndyTao - 02 Jun 2008, 15:06
Kerfkore Bending Board for Curved Walls,Doors, Kitchen Cabinet Panels * w w w .ogogo123sina.cn/
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From: caveat - 02 Jun 2008, 10:03
Back when I used to install PBX's, the manufacturer REQUIRED a #6 (min.) ground wire be run from the PBX service panel in the PBX room to, with no taps, the xformer that provided the power. If we simply wired the ground to the panel that provided power to the PBX room or building ground then we would void the warranty. Also, nothing that was fed from...
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From: caveat - 02 Jun 2008, 07:46
Forgive me if it has been asked before but I am new to this NG. I have noticed that a lot of the homes going up around my development have little green or white (air?) lines that run around the windows and doors in the frame of the house and all run back to a central location. They seem to be about the thickness of about 16 ga. or 18 ga. wire but they...
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From: ballyg - 01 Jun 2008, 19:39
I live is a wooded area that is relatively cool in Summer. I was thinking about a greenhouse type enclosure for the 16'x32' pool that will keep out the large amount of leaves and keep the temperature relatiely warm. I do not need anything fancy since this is am older log cabin that happens to have an inground pool. If it keeps leaves and critters out with...
1 Posts. Last post send by: ballyg - Sunday 01 Jun
