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  • How to Install Flush Mount Ceiling Light With Screw-on Glass

    Installing a flush mount ceiling light with a screw-on glass cover is not as difficult as it may seem. These fixtures can be very inexpensive and are available in a wide variety of styles, from...

  • How to Remove a Cultured Marble Sink

    It's time to remove that nasty, stained, worn-out cultured marble sink. But, before you jump in there with a crow bar and sledge hammer, it's important to check a few things so that you don't end...

  • Wall Refinishing

    There are a number of ways to refinish your walls. You can hang wallpaper, roll on a single color of paint or you can use special painting techniques to give your walls a unique look. The quality...

  • The Best Home Addition Suggestions

    If you're considering a home addition, first determine how long you intend to stay in your home. If you're looking for resale value, then you'll want to think about those improvements that will...

  • How to Attach a Granite Countertop to a Cabinet

    Granite is one of the most elegant and popular countertop surfaces available, and its inherent strength makes it perfect for this purpose. Installing granite is a relatively simple process but may...

  • How to Put Molding Up on a Crooked Ceiling

    It's amazing how construction tools keep advancing every year, yet contractors still can't build a square home. Crown molding is one of the most difficult of the interior trim moldings to install,...

  • How to Cut Baseboard Molding on the Wall

    Most baseboard molding cuts are made before the molding is installed, but occasionally it is necessary to make a cut to installed molding. While removing the entire section of molding from the...

  • How to Negotiate With A Contractor to Save Money

    When you hire a contractor, you want to make sure that you will be getting the quality remodeling job that you are expecting and not just a discounted price. It is true that nowadays contractors...

  • Carpentry Tips for Molding Trim Installation

    Trim molding finishes a room by covering gaps between the wall and the floor (baseboards) and also around door and window jambs (casing). Trim can be plain and functional for simple rooms and...

  • How to Plumb a Sink Drain Vent

    When remodeling a kitchen, bathroom or building, it is important to take into account all the plumbing needs. One thing that is easily forgotten but essential to proper operation is the venting of...

  • Stair Tread Width vs. Height

    Stair tread width versus height is regulated in the United States by the National Building Code, last updated in 1993. The code lists specifications for width and height of stair tread. However,...

  • How to Nail Oak Trim Without Splitting it

    Oak is a very hard, dense and strong wood. For this reason it is quite popular for cabinets, furniture, flooring or in any situation where the wood will see heavy use. However, because oak is so...

  • How Can I Cut a Hole in Metal Faceplate?

    Cutting a hole in a metal faceplate is a fairly simple and straightforward operation; you just need the right tools and approach to complete the job properly and safely. Cutting into metal...

  • How to Enclose a Garage

    As your family grows and you accumulate more things, there may come a time when you need more living space. Enclosing a garage can be a great idea as it is already an extension of your home. As...

  • How to Caulk Bathroom Counters

    Once your counter is set and the sink is installed and plumbed, your bathroom counter is ready for caulk. Caulk will seal the cracks between the counter and the walls to prevent moisture from...

  • How to Caulk Bathroom Tiles

    Caulk is usually the final, and one of the most important, steps in many home improvement projects. Caulk closes unsightly gaps where two different types of material are joined together and...

  • The Height to Place Two Rows of Closet Rods

    Much of the space in many closets is wasted. One way of making a closet more efficient is by placing two hanging rods in the closet. This can effectively double the hanging space in a closet;...

  • How to Build a Kitchen Window Bench

    Window seats are a great gathering spot in any kitchen. If you are lucky enough to have one, you can appreciate the craftsmanship and how cozy it makes the space. If you don't have one, don't...

  • How to Sand Baseboard Molding

    Trim carpentry is the perfect way to upgrade a room from average to fantastic. Replacing standard 2 1/2 inch baseboards with a wider, more ornate baseboard is the best way to accent attractive...

  • How to Apply Tile to Drywall

    Because of the composition of drywall, you should only do tile projects on drywall that are relatively lightweight and small in scope. Otherwise the drywall may become stressed and flex, causing...

  • How to Join Molding With Caulk

    Trim carpentry is a precise art, but even the most skilled professional can cut a piece of molding just a bit too short or at an angle that doesn't fit exactly together. While cutting another...

  • How to Get Paint to Stick to Drywall Mud

    Drywall joint compound, better known as drywall mud, is used to seal seams and cracks as well as to cover the screws that are used to mount drywall sheets. If drywall mud is too moist or too...

  • How to View Paint Colors in My Home

    Choosing a new color for a room can be a daunting experience. Colors each have their own personalities and qualities, but when combined, they take on different characteristics. Lighting is another...

  • How to Remove a Wall to Wall Rug

    Changing the look of a room could mean pulling up old carpet. This might sound like a project meant for a small work crew, but with a little planning the task will go quickly. Even with only one...

  • How to Re-Stain Kitchen Cupboards

    If you are interested in refurbishing your kitchen, look no further than your kitchen cupboards. You can re-stain wood kitchen cupboards to restore their finish and make them attractive and brand...

  • How to Remove a Plaster Ceiling

    An old cracked and sagging plaster ceiling is unsightly and can ruin the appeal of even a well-kept house. Over the years, plaster does deteriorate and can begin to separate from the wood lathe...

  • How to Cut Floorboards

    Cutting floorboards requires care and close attention to detail to prevent damage to the floor surface below the boards you are cutting, as well as other materials, such as pipes and electrical...

  • How to Build Wooden Stairs Over Existing Cement

    Concrete (or masonry) steps are commonly built between a garage that is on grade and a home which is on a basement or crawl space type foundation. This is fine unless you decide to convert your...

  • How to Put Bullnose on Wooden Stairs

    The front edges of stair treads are commonly rounded over into a half-round configuration. This makes them both more aesthetically pleasing as well as less likely to injure someone walking up...

  • Instructions for Wood Molding Installation

    Wood molding provides a delicate and beautiful finish to ceiling edges and flooring borders. It comes in a variety of styles and shapes, enabling you to pick and choose to match your décor....

  • How Can I Install Newel Posts?

    You can install newel posts on your staircase for decorative purposes or to replace older posts that are no longer sturdy. To complete the project of installing newel posts you will need turned...

  • How to Stain Caulk

    Interior molding adds flare and class to your home. Molding installation almost always calls for caulking to close gaps between the molding and the wall, ceiling and floor or cracks where pieces...

  • How to Drill a Concrete Wall

    When drilling a hole in concrete, the right tools are required, or you will spend endless hours drilling without progress. Standard drill bits used for drilling metal and wood will not bore a hole...

  • How to Hang Drywall for the House

    In this article we will go over great step by step Drywall Tips for installation and tell you how to avoid the most commonly made mistakes.

  • How to Do a Temporary Kitchen Remodel

    Do you have an ugly kitchen that you want to completely overhaul but don’t have the money? You don’t have to live with an ugly kitchen until you have the money to remodel it. Why not do a...

  • Jacuzzi Mounting Instructions

    For many people, Jacuzzi tubs have become a popular means of relaxation after a long day. If you are going to install the tub on your own, you'll need to follow the manufacturer's instruction for...

  • How to Make a Smooth Edge for Caulk

    Caulking is a necessary part of many home improvement projects, and often a frustrating one. Even if you know how to use a caulk gun properly and can create a perfect, consistent bead of caulk on...

  • How to Choose the Right Color Grout

    In the past, grout was only available in white, gray or off-white shades, which made picking the right color easy. Then manufacturers started creating grout in a wide variety of colors and the...

  • How to Choose Lighting for a New House

    Both function and beauty play a role in the selection of light fixtures for a new home. Poor lighting sources make normal activities difficult and darken the entire home, detracting from its...

  • How to Build a Storage Loft

    A storage loft can offer accessible, practical storage in the garage, above a stairwell or even in the attic. Your storage loft can be quite simple, built quickly and easily or you can opt for a...

  • How to Connect an Electrical Outlet From a Light Fixture

    There are several ways to add plug-in capability to a light fixture. The easiest option is to simply screw in a "lamp holder with outlet" adapter. Another option is to replace the fixture with a...

  • How to Make an Inexpensive Home Improvement in Each Room of Your House

    Many wish they could just overhaul their entire house but often this just isn’t a financially viable option for a significant amount of us. If you would like to see changes you could make an...

  • How to Update a Bedroom Quickly

    Bedrooms are a room that seems to appear out of date rather quickly. Luckily, there are quick and easy ways to bring a bedroom style up to speed. Here’s how to update your bedroom in a flash.

  • Ways to Save Cost on Wood Trim Moulding

    Trimming your home can be a very cost-effective way to enhance its beauty, but only if you are able to keep the costs of that trim down. Trim wood can be surprisingly expensive to buy and use, so...

  • How to Remove Molding Without Damaging the Wall

    Floor replacement, door and window replacement and large-scale remodeling efforts are just a few reasons you might need to remove the current molding in your home. Removing the molding without...

  • How to Fix a Seam Between Drywall & Wood Paneling

    Rooms that have both drywall and wood paneling need to have some sort of transition between the two surfaces. Some people use joint compound and paper drywall tape to finish the seam between...

  • How to Fix a Bad Drywall Seam Finish Job

    Bad drywall seams are common problems that you can easily fix with basic tools and supplies. As with any other construction project, the quality of the tools you use is important. Cheap tools will...

  • How to Remove Wall Paper From Drywall

    Wallpaper removal takes a long time. Use a wallpaper removal solution to help loosen the wallpaper glue. Depending on how the wallpaper was installed, the work you have ahead of you might be...

  • How To Remove Glass Wall Tiles

    The first step in any big tiling project is removing the old tile. Getting rid of old tile can be back-breaking but it isn't impossible if you are well prepared. Removing glass wall tile requires...

  • How to Install Base Molding With Different Floor Heights

    Base molding installation is often complicated by a change in height of the flooring. Carpet, laminate and tile may all rest at different heights from the slab or subfloor, making it impossible to...

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