Removing Plaster Wall without Removing Too Much Plaster Wall
When you’re taking down part of a plaster wall, that’s exactly what you want to
Lee Wallender
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Sticking Windows? Some Tips to Help You Unstick Window
It doesn’t matter what season–spring, summer, or fall–you’ll probably want to open your windows at
Cut Overlapping Window Film the Easy Way
Window film is the poor man’s version of energy efficient windows. It’s often called heat
Locknail Your Window Trim
Here’s a simple tip that took me forever to realize, but it’s so easy: locknail
Are You Really Sure You Want to Install a Pocket Door?
A pocket door seems like the ideal solution to space problems. A regular, swinging door
Tip: Sealing Edges of Wood Door
When you take a door off the hinges to paint or stain it, you may
Butted Door Casing: Where Head Meets the Side, Plus a Little Extra
Cut the door casings at 45 degrees so they meet at angles; OR, Cut the
Butted Door Casing Saves You From Dealing with Mitered Cuts
If you’re installing door casing (or door trim or door molding, whatever you like to
Install a Storm Door Even in Fair Climates
Storm doors tend to be found only in places that have severely cold climates. But
Learn the Right Way to Plan Your Door Installation
It’s just a door. Big deal, right? Just pound a big hole in the wall