Issue 230 – Oct/Nov 2012
Features
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One third of the energy you buy probably leaks through holes in your house.
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Redundant flashings and attention to detail keep out air and water.
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Check the hardware, and consider the energy-performance rating for a smart purchase.
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A new farmhouse features historically inspired details executed with low-maintenance materials.
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Why a longtime SIP builder turned to rigid polyiso for insulation.
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Narrowing this broad market starts with a decision about which nails you'll be shooting.
Article
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Low-E Glass
Low-emissivity glass is the go-to choice for energy-efficient windows.
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From Below, Upward
With its parquet floor, walnut-paneled walls, and coffered and domed ceiling, this dining room is the work of two talented men.
What is the Difference
Building Skills
Drawing Board
Energy Smart Details
Tailgate
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