Blogs - Page 143 of 559Blogs - Page 143 of 559

This leading resource for navigating and understanding the complex, layered, and sometimes tedious rules for building safety and performance is now included in Fine Homebuilding's online membership.

This project involved removing the existing house built in the 1920s and the designing of an entire new home.

Matt, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about thermal bridging, dryer ducts, and determining the age of recent remodels before taking listener questions on improving attic insulation, hybrid work trucks, and what’s up with this can light?

Learn how carpenter Josh Edmonds used a site-made spray booth to prep and paint the stair frame featured in the article "Site-Built Steel-Stringer Stairs."

Create strong, flush joints in your carpentry projects with this simple tool and its accompanying pocket screws.

Architect Nir Pearlson designs an ultra-compact, sustainable home on the edge of an Oregon hamlet.

As materials become more complex, knowing how to work effectively and efficiently with them can mean the difference between building long-lasting homes and homes that fail miserably in short time.

The crew tackles questions about rigid insulation for foundations and strengthening an over-spanned kitchen floor, plus Patrick shares his idea of the perfect deck, which is also a boat.

These small gifts under $40 all solve common job-site problems and should be popular with all sorts of handy folks.

21 articles and videos with everything you need to know about incorporating metal into an industry that has been historically dominated by wood-based building materials.