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Exterior doors can be much larger than interior ones, but still, their width is most often 36 inches. That said, you can also find exterior doors that are smaller, coming in a standard size of 30 or 32 inch width.
Metal Sheds: Less Than 5 Years The main job of a shed is to handle the elements and provide reliable, watertight storage. However, the cheap metal...
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It is advantageous for the opening of your woodshed to face the north mainly because the pad usually placed at the front of the shed is likely to...
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Wet venting is most common in conjunction with toilets and sinks; the drain for the sink is also the vent for the toilet. It can also be used for a...
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Underground Wiring Requirements – How Deep Do I Bury the Wire? Use direct-burial underground feeder cable at 24-inches deep (or more). You don't...
Read More »Sliding glass doors are usually fixed at a height of 80 inches tall. Again, unless you’re creating a custom opening during the build, this is a pretty standard height. You likely won’t have much, if any trouble finding the right size.
A rule of thumb is 1.5 times a joist's depth but in feet when spaced at 16” centers. In general, a 2×8 will span 1.5 x 8, so 12-feet. Based on all...
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The key to making the exterior attractive is to think of the shed like a little house. A pleasing paint color or wood stain, trim, and windows—and...
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Thanks to its properties, PVC is now a preferred substitute for old wooden and timber doors. Unlike its predecessors, the PVC door flaunts...
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Thankfully, installation of a toilet is generally not concerned with planning permission, but it's worth checking with your Local Planning...
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