Issue 240 – Dec 2013/Jan 2014
Features
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Surface-mounted interior sliders are a stylish and functional alternative to pocket doors.
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One architect’s approach to designing a house to meet the country’s most stringent energy requirement.
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Only the best vacuums can handle both fine dust and heavy pickup.
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Whether you’re a pro or a homeowner contracting your own project, meticulous planning will help you to stay on time and on budget.
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Opening up an old house ties together these important spaces.
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Learn about the costs, pros, and cons of the 3 most common siding materials: wood, fiber cement, and vinyl.
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