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When vents are closed, that pressure builds up, potentially causing damage to the HVAC system. Increased air pressure can create cracks and holes in the ductwork. It can also cause your furnace's heat exchanger to crack. Leave all air vents open to prevent extensive damage to your home's heating system this winter.
Large shed footings should extend 12” below the frost line (meaning a depth of 24”, 36”, 48”, or more depending on the local climate). Dec 17, 2021
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The short answer is no, a metal roof does not need to be grounded. In most cases, you will not incur additional risk if you don't ground it. Metal...
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Homeowners in the Charlotte area are always looking for ways to lower winter heating costs. You don’t want to waste energy heating unused rooms of your home, so why not close those air vents? Andersen Heating & Cooling has a few reasons why you should always leave your vents open.
The short answer to this question is that, yes, you can fasten OSB with other types of wood screws.
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Two layers of ¾” plywood is significant added strength to a floor joist. Be sure both ends of the plywood are sitting on bearing ends – which is a...
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Your framing lumber and the oriented strand board (OSB) are going to be fine. The glues used to make OSB are water-resistant because the...
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Aircraft plywood is the most durable type available. It uses hardwoods to create strong boards that can resist heat and moisture. Aircraft plywood...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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After all, building a shed isn't easy, and if you do it wrong, you make an already flimsy product even worse. Generally, the quickest you'll be...
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