Remodeling - Page 80 of 95

Raise High the Bungalow
An architect adds a new first floor under his house to gain space and better views of Puget Sound.
Reinforcing Cabinets for Concrete Countertops
Learn how to beef up a cabinet to hold the weight of a concrete countertop.
Repairing Plaster Walls
Any new wiring or plumbing done on an older home usually requires getting behind lath-and-plaster walls. If an entire wall section needs to be removed (such as for new kitchen…
Lead-Paint Safety, at Home and on the Job
Whether you're remodeling an older home or just living in one, knowing how to minimize exposure to lead will help you to keep you and your family healthy.
Ultimate Cheapskate Kitchen
A no-frills fix-up creates a bright, efficient workspace for less than $1,800 in fixtures, materials and appliances.
Historic Baths for a Shingle-Style House
Beadboard tile, period fixtures, and picture-framed medicine cabinets are just the start.
Vineyard Bath Retreat
Curving stainless-steel and teak partitions create distinctive quarters with a nautical theme.
The Perfect Master Bath
An architect's advice on turning a good bath into a great bath -- without breaking the bank.
A New Kitchen from an Old Tree
In Seattle, a Craftsman-style kitchen is recast with a new floor plan and wood from an ancient log.
Maneuvering a Bathtub
For a number of bathroom-remodeling projects, I have had to install new cast-iron tubs. The real challenge is to get the tub from the vertical position (when it’s maneuvered more…

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