Issue 222
Features
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These materials are tougher than felt, but do they perform as well?
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Strengthening a home in earthquake country means anchoring it to its foundation and adding site-built shear walls.
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Challenged with a tiny lot and a tight budget, a small house rises to the occasion.
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For fastening small, stain-grade moldings, nothing works better than glue and a few headless pins.
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Running PVC and low-voltage wiring brings cleaner rooms and clearer air.
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Clean, fast cuts shouldn't cost a fortune.
Article
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Bookcases Transform an Unused Wall
A bedroom wall with two closets gets a boost in utility with custom cabinets.
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How it Works: Shear Walls
Not every house needs to have shear walls integrated into the framing, but many do.
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12 Restoration Blunders
Don't let poor planning and unrealistic expectations destroy a great old house.
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