Issue 138
Features
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Tile contractor David Hart explains how to choose, mix, apply, and seal the messy stuff that goes between tiles.
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Costing less than last month's truck payment, these jacks enable small crews to lift walls that weigh a ton or more
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Laying new shingles over old might avoid the cost of a tearoff, but you still have to replace the vents and flashings.
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An addition creates an ample gourmet kitchen and exciting outdoor spaces while giving this Seattle home a much-needed face-lift.
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A level may be a mason's best friend, but to cover up an unsightly set of concrete steps, an experienced eye takes over.
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A simple two-part bed hides away to maximize space in a small room.
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