Issue 102
Features
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Woven corners are a good-looking and low-maintenance alternative to corner boards.
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Recycled wood brings a warm glow to a Virginia kitchen.
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You can save time and avoid weather worries by building the new roof before tearing off the old one.
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A three-piece threshold provides extra weather protection, especially in exposed locations.
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Government scientists study outdoor structures and report on which details, fasteners and finishes hold up best.
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Careful preparation of the soils and proper positioning of joints and reinforcement are keys to a driveway that lasts a lifetime.
Ask the Experts
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Insulating a floor over a crawlspace
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Creating a garage storage loft
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Packing peanuts are not for insulation