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Holding power is formulated based on environmental factors, like wind speed. As a general rule, a holding power of 90 pounds is sufficient for safely anchoring a 20' boat in winds up to 20 mph. For the same wind speed a holding power of 125 pounds is adequate for a 25' boat.
Best Fabrics To Wear in Winter Wool. One of the most popular natural materials for winter clothing, wool will keep you warm in the coldest of...
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A midrange minor kitchen remodel costs an average of $26,214, and you'll recoup approximately 72.2% of the costs, according to the 2021 Cost vs....
Read More »Does your boat have an anchor? If so, is it of sufficient size and strength to hold your boat in place? Believe it or not, many boat owners decide on which anchor to buy based on convenience and storage space. A visit to your boat dealer will prove there is more to choosing an anchor than how handily it stores in the boat, though. Anchors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, just like the boats they anchor. The reason why there are so many choices comes down to the weather, type of boat and size, as well as the bottom conditions where the anchor will be used. Don’t be the guy who digs out the anchor from the storage compartment, tosses it overboard and discovers that it’s too small to hold the boat during an afternoon swim. Visit your nearest Bass Pro Shops/Cabela’s Boating Center to find the right anchor for your boat. Before you go, read these tips to get started making the best choice.
How Long Will A Treated 4×4 Last In The Ground? (Explained) A treated 4×4 will last 20 to 25 years in the ground if the conditions in the soil and...
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Depending on what you're keeping inside your shed, it may be necessary to have a more climate-controlled space. Extreme temperatures can damage...
Read More »Wood can Start to Rot in 1-3 Years If: Wood is untreated.
Is water coming into your home? A well built house with the right framing and expertise is surely not capable of withstanding the true forces of nature. Depending the type of wood installed, whether if it’s in the framing, siding, soffit, fascia, or decking, rotted wood is never something that should be ignored. Over time, rotted wood can pose a serious health hazard if kept untreated for a long time. Rotted wood can start to degenerate and lose it’s strength, making your home vulnerable to future damage. The best way to prevent your wood siding, framing, soffit, or fascia from rotting is to first take preliminary steps beforehand, but if you’re on this page, then it is most likely that you already have rotted wood, so let’s first identify the rot and fix the issue before you have this:
While you could try fitting the door yourself, remember, the experts have had a great deal of practice and a lot more experience than you! It often...
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Cedar, redwood, cypress and other naturally rot-resistant woods are often hailed as the premier choice when building outside structures like decks,...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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The combination of a dehumidifier and a garage fan will usually be more than enough to prevent rust for a long time. Keep your tools in an enclosed...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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If you: Earn less than £1,000 a year in rental income then you don't have to report it to HMRC. Earn between £1,000 and £2,500 a year in rental...
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