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A Buyer's Guide to Bath Fans: Wall-Mounted
If framing or accessibility constraints keep you from mounting a fan on the ceiling and venting it through the roof, consider a wall-mounted unit instead. This version by fantech puts…
Video Vault: Planning an Energy-Efficient Basement Shop
Finally, advice on how to create a workshop that won’t leave you freezing in the winter.
Install Your Own Seamless Gutters
Looking to save money? Have custom lengths of aluminum gutters rolled out on site, and get out the ladders.
Durable Deck Stairs
Ipé decking covers beefed-up stringers and a newel-post assembly that won’t rack.
Build Like a Pro: Weatherstripping a Door
Carpenter Jay Lane shows how to install silicone bead weatherstripping around a door jamb.
A dehumidifier alternative
Having given up on the questionable reliability and durability of dehumidifiers for our basement, I decided to try a low-tech, low-cost alternative to deal with summer humidity problems. Opening the…
A Smarter Way to Flash
Removable two-part counterflashing allows access to roof flashings without digging in to the wall.
New antimold drywall, same green color
Sheetrock Mold Tough
A Volunteer's Gulf Coast Journal
A contractor shares his experiences helping to rebuild a Katrina-ravaged community
What’s the Difference: Common Tile Backerboards
HardieBacker, Durock, and DensShield each has characteristics that affect where it can be installed and how tile is placed on it.

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