Issue 241 – Feb/Mar 2014
Features
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Whether you use a gun or a straw, there’s more to filling a gap than pulling a trigger.
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LEDs set a high bar for kitchen-workspace illumination.
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When building a home to Passive House standards, this is one of the first steps to create the necessary airtight building envelope.
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Energy regs on airtightness, insulation, and mechanical systems mean big changes — even for small buildings.
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As with all painting projects, proper preparation is key for a durable finish, but it takes good techniques and careful planning to make this job look its best.
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Design these small spaces to be as practical as they are beautiful.
Tools & Materials
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Roundup: Heated Jackets
Project House editor Justin Fink tests three heated jackets.
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Mineral Wool (Re)gains Some Ground
Although mineral wool—also referred to as rock wool, slag wool, and stone wool—was one of the first insulation materials to be widely produced commercially (starting back in 1871 in Germany),…
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