DIY Builds
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Each board has a frame made of chipboard, fiberboard or solid wood, while the inside is a honeycomb filling structure made of mostly recycled paper, which is extra durable thanks to its special construction. The board is then covered with a protective paint, foil or veneer depending on the style wanted.
Double glazing itself started to become more and more popular in the 1970's, starting out with aluminium frames and patio doors. uPVC frames became...
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Angled parking spaces don't require vehicles to make a sharp turn when parking, making it easier for cars to maneuver in and out of the parking...
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Typically, two car garages are 18 feet wide by 20 feet deep. This is just enough to fit two cars in your garage. There are several other common...
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concrete slab If you're building a home, a concrete slab makes sense because of its low cost. It's the cheapest option available, and,...
Read More »Can't hold its own weight Clarissa J. Unless you're planning on hanging this on a wall made of brick, stone, or cement, I would strongly advise against this shelf. Due to the spacing of the holes in the bracket, only one of the eight screws lined up with a stud. For the other screws, I used anchors rated for 46 lbs each. The shelf sagged badly immediately. I tried screwing it tighter to the wall, which helped for about 12 hours before it sagged just as badly as it did initially. Now that I've removed the shelf, I have seven gaping holes in my drywall from the anchors and one regular-sized hole from the screw (whish was already pulling out of the stud.) This shelf is not worth the sawdust it's made of. 1 Versatile! Gladys This was perfect as a mantle in my daughter's apartment. Simple, clean lines, good for a contemporary design. I also purchased a white one some time ago for my tv wall. They are easy to hang and sturdy as long as they're installed appropriately. 5 Love this as a floating shelf! Mary This is such a great option, it’s best is mounted in a stud. 5 mounting annoyance TODD L. WHY, why, why would you create a bracket that clearly should be screwed into studs and have multiple pre-drilled mounting holes, but nearly none of them are 16" apart? (to be fair, the two outermost holes are at 64" apart so you can hit stud with them but all the ones between do not hit studs). In fact, there are so many holes you would think that even by accident, some would be at 16. I bought one of these shelves nearly 20 years ago and it had the same issue and I hoped that this obvious and exceedingly easy to correct fault would have been corrected by now. Do better IKEA 3
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Ants are generally suitable for your garden, even ants in compost. That's because ants aerate the soil and redistribute nutrients throughout your...
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