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How to Trim the Bottom of a Door
When you need to cut the bottom of a door, use a straightedge, a circular saw, and these tips for an accurate and clean job.
Waterproofing a Basement From the Inside Can Be a Challenge
Though it's best to address foundation waterproofing from the outside, there are some measures you can take to deal with leaks from the interior.
Toilet-Pulling Made Easier
Wrapping a strap around the bowl in a figure-8 pattern provides a sturdy handhold for pulling a toilet.
Predicted: Building Technologies for 2007
The Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing issues its annual Top 10 list
Enlarging a cabinet opening
Q: I am replacing my wall ovens with larger ones. The opening in the cabinet needs to be about 1/4 in. wider and about 6 in. taller. The cabinet face…
Bathroom Layouts That Work
Scott Gibson explains why a good layout is key to a successful bath remodel in this excerpt from his book, Bathroom Ideas That Work.
Removing an Old Tub
Master plumber Rex Cauldwell outlines his technique in this excerpt from his latest book in the For Pros By Pros series: Plumbing
Cape Cod Cottage: A House of Salvaged Bones
It takes an artist's eye to assimilate antique materials and finishes into a new house.
The 7 Essentials of Remodeling
Architect Matthew Schoenherr shares seven guiding principles to successfully transforming a home into something altogether new in this excerpt from his book, Remodel.
Beauty on a Budget
Contraints can lead to creativity when building a new home

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