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RemodelBy Robert C. Young November 23rd, 2011
Putting together a materials list is the first step in framing a garage. Because you'll know exactly what you need to complete the job, you'll save yourself time and money and avoid the headache of over- or under-ordering.
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RemodelBy Robert C. Young November 17th, 2011
Closets are great for out-of-sight storage, but they reduce your living space. Fortunately, at least one of the walls dividing the closet from the rest of the room is always non-loadbaring. A non-loadbearing wall can be removed without affecting the structural integrity of your house.
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DIYBy Robert C. Young October 6th, 2011
Pine and oak are two woods commonly used in stair treads. Both can be purchased at any big-box home improvement retailer or lumber supply yard. Both are durable, but differ considerably in appearance and price.
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