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Lois B

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Donna Dixson Buford, GA
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Mosaic Tile Framed Mirror

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Brooke N Lake Jackson, TX
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  • We continued it and replaced the old dated wooden paneling that originally surrounded the kitchen peninsula. 1
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Painted Kitchen Cabinets and Beadboard

Creative Order
Creative Order Parker, CO
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    Commented on Aug 14, 2012
    I love the colors in your kitchen, it is so warming. looks great.
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DIY Closet to Entry Bench

First impressions are everything and hollow core bi-folding doors are not the feeling I was after for the first impression upon entering my home. Removing the closet doors and building a ...»
Kandi and Rebekah
Kandi and Rebekah Hendersonville, NC
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    Commented on Aug 03, 2012
    How big is your closet? This is really unique.
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  • Flanking the bed are two inexpensive closet maid cabinets dressed up with some beadboard wall paper and trim. The top is made from stair treads left over from the stairs that had to be built to access the room. 3
  • The room lacked any architectural interest, so I added some by attaching tongue and groove pine paneling that had been stained to look old and weathered. 1
  • The other side of the room has a small "kitchen" area.  The cabinets were purchased from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the refrigerator was free.  The book case separates the stairway from the room. 3
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Tiny attic apartment

We recently converted our over the garage bonus room into a little apartment for our daughter and granddaughter. ...»
Autum H
Autum H Autryville, NC
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    Commented on Jul 29, 2012
    that is really cute, It is so cozy looking, I am sure your daughter and granddaughter love it, ...»
    I know I would.

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  • Custom Theater Room with trayed ceiling, inset crown lighting, recessed TV niche, and smoked glass niche components 1
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Basement Finish in Belleville, IL.

BASEMENT FINISH FOR THE FITTING'S

After the earlier purchase of a Fulford home in Belleville, IL, these clients contacted ...»

Fulford Home Remodeling
Fulford Home Remodeling Belleville, IL
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    That is so pretty, I miss having a basement, I hope they don't have to worry about getting ...»
    water down there. You did a wonderful job.

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  • I disassembled all of my collected lamps and laid out the globes to see approximately how much rebar I needed for the tower. 2
  • I used 3/8 inch rebar threaded through all of the pieces. I didn't end up using this base though. The actual construction was quite a bit of trial and error in 100+ temperatures! ARGH!!
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My glass tower vision has been fulfilled! I built it!

I saw one of these in a magazine years ago and I've wanted one ever since. It took me several years to collect affordable pieces but after that it was pretty easy. Here is some of how I ...»
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Somewhat Quirky
Somewhat Quirky Grosse Pointe, MI
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    These are so unique, I love the idea, I can't wait to try to make one.
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Home Maintenance & Repairs: We are thinking about installing Radiant Barrier Insulation on our house, any views of it's value? Is it worth it?

Lois B
Lois B on Jun 17, 2012
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    Well I have been thinking about this topic for quite awhile now. And I had submitted my ...»
    feelings and questions to several folks who know a whole lot more then me. I just got a response back from on of my cohorts about this very topic which makes me even more concerned about using these foil systems in an attic. As an inspector and home improvement contractor I cannot tell you how many times I see exposed or improperly wired attics.

    This link provided gets to some really big engineering stuff, but the few pages in the beginning will provide some very useful information to all that are considering this type of improvement in their home. All of which makes a lot of sense. For some reason it brings you to the middle of the topic so scroll to the top to start reading.

    http://mcdowellowens.com/downloads/Reflectiv...

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