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20 feet Ramp Calculations According to ADA standard, you'll need a ramp of 1 foot per inch of rise height. For example, if your rise is 20 inches, your ramp length is 20 feet.
Best in hard sand or mud, where flukes can easily dig into the bottom. Not recommended for very soft or loose mud, which can ball up around the...
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The nomenclature of doors is as follows: the width is specified by 2 or 3 numbers that indicate the feet and inches of the door a 2-0 [written 20]...
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Roofing felt shouldn't be exposed to the weather for more than one or two weeks. The elements easily damage roofing felt underlay despite it being...
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Cover an old concrete patio with a wood or composite deck to bring a warm, organic look to the backyard. Build the new deck with wood or composite...
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Auckland City Council does not have a separate category for granny flats or minor dwelling units. This means any flat with a kitchen is considered...
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Laying A Gravel Path On Soil: Problems And Pitfalls While the process for how to lay a gravel path on soil is fairly simple, if labour-intensive,...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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A shed can even help to increase your asking price when you decide it's time to sell. In fact, some professionals estimate that a new shed could...
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Passive ventilation is important for small sheds (60 ft2 or less) as these are not big enough to have good natural airflow within the room,...
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