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Whether you’re considering a home addition, a small remodeling project or building a new house, turn to eHow for practical advice designed to make the process painless. From giving your bedroom a mini-makeover to re-carpeting the entire house, eHow’s building and remodeling How Tos cover projects of any size. Find ideas for bathrooms, kitchens, ceilings, floors and everything in-between. Need design ideas? eHow has architecture advice for all experience levels. Before getting started, research tools, equipment, building materials and supplies. eHow’s experts even have recommendations for historic restoration.

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  • How to Install a Residential Vapor Barrier

    The intent of a vapor barrier is to impede water permeation of a structure. Although it may not be considered the most important moisture control method used in your home, the installation of a...

  • How to Apply Baseboard After Laminate Floor is Done

    Laminate floors today are generally installed as "floating'' floors. This means the boards are not actually attached to anything except each other. The floor trim around the perimeter of the room...

  • DIY Closed Cell Insulation

    Closed-cell insulation is one of the best types of insulation because it has a high R value per inch and helps to seal air leaks. Other types of insulation can leave gaps that allow drafts that...

  • How to Tile a Countertop Back Splash

    Whether your countertop is tile, wood, laminate, or some other material, a tile backsplash is always appropriate. The backsplash serves two purposes: dressing up the area behind the countertop and...

  • Fun Ways to Paint Bedroom Walls

    Of all the rooms in your house, the bedroom is the most personal. For many do-it-yourself decorators, this means that the bedroom should be painted in a creative fashion that reflects one's...

  • How to Cut a Hole Into Cubicle Walls

    Cutting a hole in your cubicle wall doesn't have to be an act of workplace sabotage. It can be a way of re-routing cables, connecting electronics to outlets or saying hello to your neighbor....

  • How to Install Shop Lights 40X60

    Shop lights are an important part of shop safety. When working on delicate projects with sharp tools, you want to be able to see your subject as clearly as possible, even if your shop is in a...

  • How to Build a Wall Work Bench

    A wall workbench provides several advantages over traditional four-legged workbench models. The lack of the two front facing workbench legs makes the wall workbench easier to move around, and...

  • How to Build an In Wall Bookcase

    Many people enjoy the look of built-in wall bookcases; however, installing such a bookcase in an existing wall is often quite a chore. The shallow depth of 6 inches or less for most interior walls...

  • How to Install a Bathtub Flush to the Wall Without a Tiling Flange

    Whether for aesthetic reasons, wall clearance or just personal preference, a bathtub can be installed flush to the wall without a tiling flange. Although not commonly done, it can be accomplished...

  • How to Replace Shower Board Tile

    A good home improvement job for the moderately skilled do-it-yourselfer is replacing tile in the shower. This will not only improve the look of your bathroom, but it can also help stop water leaks...

  • How to Change the Color of Wall to Wall Carpet

    Wall-to-wall carpet can be dyed to cover stains, wear and tear or to update a room's color scheme. Change wall-to-wall carpet in a single room or throughout a whole home. Rebuild a faded carpet's...

  • How to Price Drywall Finishing

    Calculating the cost of finishing the drywall in your home is simple. You need to know how to do basic math, and if you are not good with math, a calculator is extremely helpful. Many things are...

  • How to Frame a Wood Wall

    Wood walls form the core framework that gives a home its shape and structure. Attempting a project that involves such a fundamental part of a building may seem intimidating, but framing a wood...

  • DIY Garage Wall Storage Systems

    A variety of garage wall storage systems can be purchased for different prices, ranging from containers to actual sections of wall on which you can hang things. You can also construct your own...

  • How to Remove Plantation Shutters

    Plantation shutters can give your room a classic look and provide shade and privacy from the outside. Since shutters have moving pieces, they may become damaged through repeated use. When this...

  • How to Install Manufactured Stone in Cold Weather

    Unfortunately, some projects have to be done in cold weather even though warmer weather would allow the normal procedures to be accomplished much more easily. Many professionals living in colder...

  • How to Compute The Area of Your Wall

    Do you need to know the area of your wall? You might be improving your wall with wallpaper, a new coat of paint, or maybe installing new curtains, whatever the reason, here is a quick way to...

  • How to Determine Layout Lines for Hardwood Flooring

    Hardwood flooring is installed in courses, starting at one wall and moving across the room to the other wall. You don't want to get most of the flooring installed, then discover at the opposite...

  • DIY Pine Paneling

    With several design options available, pine paneling can be an attractive and easy-to-install wall treatment. Instead of hiring the work done, this type of home project can be done on your own and...

  • How to Tile an Inside Corner

    Internal corners are the most common obstacle when tiling, quite simply because every room has them. If tile is being laid on more than one wall in a room, you will eventually have to deal with...

  • How To Attach Exterior Plywood to a Framed Wall

    Provide extra structural strength and insulation for a home by covering exterior wall frames with wood sheathing. In general, plywood sheathing does not insulate as well as foam board, but it is...

  • How to Caulk Outdoor Wall Lights

    When you install outdoor wall lights, you need to seal the light from moisture intrusion. If moisture penetrates the wall light, the light will short out and become a fire hazard or the...

  • How to Apply Natural Stone to Interior Walls

    Adding a natural stone interior wall to a home can make a room look and feel unique. Natural stone is similar to tile in many ways. As with small mosaic tiles, you can buy natural stone pebble...

  • How to Fix Wall Tiles

    A wall tile that's loose, cracked or broken can ruin the look of an otherwise nice tiled wall. It can also literally ruin the wall, if moisture gets under it and migrates beneath the other tiles,...

  • How to Install Bath Tub Tiles

    Even if you don't have a shower head over your bath tub, the walls around the tub are especially vulnerable to moisture and damage because of rising steam and splashing water. Tile is one of the...

  • How to Stucco a Masonry Wall

    Applying stucco to a masonry wall can seem a pretty daunting task. While challenging, however, it is not impossible for the homeowner to accomplish. The job demands a certain amount of patience as...

  • How to Place a Toilet Paper Holder

    Properly mounted bath fixtures and accessories add both style and functionality to any bathroom. Towel bars, soap dishes, towel rings, and many other useful and decorative items are available. One...

  • How to Figure Out Home Siding Costs

    Siding acts as a skin and first line of defense against the elements for a house. With seemingly endless types of siding materials, costs can vary greatly depending on variables ranging from...

  • How to Attach Self-Adhesive Tiles to a Wall

    Attaching self-adhesive tiles to a wall is a quick process compared to the more traditional mortar and tile placement. The self-adhesive tiles are made to simplify the tiling process. They install...

  • How to Install Cabinets Without Backing

    Most cabinets have a protective layer of backing material that seals the rear of the cabinet from insects and other creatures. However, in some areas of the house, this kind of backing is unnecessary.

  • How to Install Metal Framing for Dry Wall

    The key components of a metal framed wall are the runners and the metal studs. Each component needs to be secured to the ceiling and floor joists to support the weight of the drywall that will...

  • How to Measure a Wall for Tiling

    When tiling a wall it is very important that you have enough tile to complete the job before starting. If you run out in the middle of the project, you will have to stop to get more tile and you...

  • How to Install Shaw Laminte Wood Flooring

    Laminate flooring can add beauty to any room in your home. You can achieve the look of real hardwood floors at a lesser price and enjoy the flooring for years to come. Laminate flooring comes in...

  • How to Patch a Hole in Drywall

    Have you ever put a hole in the wall? How about your kids? Some time in your home owning life it's bound to happen. Holes happen and wouldn't you love to know how to fix it yourself so that you...

  • How to Install Additional Cabinets

    Many kitchens, particularly in older homes, were built without enough cabinetry for the modern cook. Installing additional cabinets in your kitchen can help improve the functionality of your space...

  • How to Install Porcelain Wall Tiles

    Wall tiles provide a solid, classic look to a room, while also protecting the wall from moisture and damage. Porcelain (pressed clay dust) is one of the oldest and most popular forms of wall tile....

  • How to Build a Cinderblock Foundation Wall Without Mortar

    Not a bricklayer, neither am I. That's why I made my foundation wall out of stacked cinderblocks, or CMU's (concrete masonry units) covered with surface bonding cement.

  • How to Design a Curved Walk in Glass Block Shower Wall and Base

    Successfully building a curved glass block walk in shower wall can be tough. Although they look great, and are more cost effective than curved tempered glass walls, a winning project requires the...

  • How to Insulate a Cinder Block Wall

    Cinder blocks can be used for exterior structures or even basement or foundation walls. These types of walls may need to be insulated to retain heat during the winter. Insulating a cinder block...

  • How to Get Nails Out of Dry Wall

    Homeowners use nails to hang pictures and other wall décor and to attach molding to the walls in their homes. When remodeling or redecorating a room, it is often necessary to remove nails...

  • How to Remove Mirrors Adhered to Drywall

    Mirrors that adhere straight to drywall with glue are a hassle to remove. Although you can remove mirrors affixed to drywall, you must do some repairs to the drywall. The amount of repairs depends...

  • How to Create Privacy in Your Back Yard

    Quite often the wall or fence which separates your yard from your neighbor's is too low for privacy. Building codes won't allow you to add height to the wall, so what can you do? By using vine...

  • How to Replace a Steel Door Frame in Masonry

    Because of their strength and durability, steel door frames are often used in masonry walls in place of traditional wooden frames. Metal frames are typically installed before the brick or block is...

  • How to Build your exterior walls for energy efficiency at regular framing costs

    There is a compromise between a leeds certified house and one build to minimum standards. The way I've built my houses is a cost effective alternate that is not much more than standard framing.

  • How to Hang a Magazine Rack for the Home

    If you have many magazine subscriptions, or you have a long-time subscription to a single magazine, you will eventually find yourself hard-pressed to find a place to put the magazines. While there...

  • How to Install Kitchen Cabinets on Plaster Walls

    Installing a cabinet on plaster walls can prove to be difficult, depending on the makeup of the structure beneath the plaster. The plaster wall itself is not strong enough to support the weight of...

  • How to Mount a Plasma TV Over a Stone Fireplace

    The benefit of a flat-panel plasma television is that its slim design allows it to become a piece of art hanging on the wall. Many people design their homes around a fireplace. What better place...

  • How to Install a Hardwood Over a Particle Board

    Hardwood flooring is ideally laid over plywood subfloor, which allows you to secure it with nails and flooring staples. But some subfloors are covered with particle board, which is basically...

  • How to Install Trim on a Wall

    Trim molding is used in new home construction or remodeling projects to cover the gap between ceiling and walls, the gap between walls and floors, around doors and windows, and in decorative wall...

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