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Is slate harder to work with than tile?
Q: What’s the difference between working with tile and slate? Can I cut slate with a snap cutter, or am I better off using my wet saw? James V. Ryan, Putnam…
Glue Wood Flooring to a Concrete Slab
A plywood core makes engineered flooring the most stable choice, provided the slab is flat and dry
A Fast Foundation for an Addition
Thanks to interlocking foam forms, you can form, pour, and insulate any small foundation in a single day.
A Concrete-Paver Patio from the Bottom Up
Accurate site work and a well-compacted stone base yield an outdoor room that's firm, flat, and attractive.
Adirondack Shingle Style
Curves and a comfortable floor plan reinterpret two traditional styles.
Lessons from a Suburban Home
Proof that a home can be more livable and more versatile without more cost.
Desert Sculpture: A Beautiful Arizona Retirement Home
Artisans and architects craft a house that embodies both the rugged and fragile nature of its arid landscape.
Concrete Countertops FAQ
The noted author of Taunton's Concrete Countertops series answers dozens of questions from readers on the process of designing and building concrete countertops
Start with Batterboards
Ensure a square, level building project from the get-go.
Concrete Possibilities: A Gallery of Ideas
Designer Fu-Tung Cheng illustrates the aesthetic potential of concrete

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