There are four standard butcher block sealer options: mineral oil, an oil and beeswax combo, Waterlox, and polyurethane. The product you choose will determine how often you need to seal your countertops, ranging from weekly to up to ten years. Why Seal Butcher Block Countertops Butcher block counters contain several strips of wood glued together....
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Staining butcher block counters can change the look of your kitchen and bring older wood back to life. Before staining, it’s essential to choose a food-safe product and a compatible sealer. Types of Butcher Block Stain There are three types of butcher block stain: water-based, oil-based, and one-step oil+stain combos. Be mindful of the product...
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Learning the pros and cons of butcher block counters can help you decide if this is the right material for your kitchen. While these wood counters add a natural look to any space, they require ongoing maintenance, which is a deterrent for some buyers. The Pros and Cons of Butcher Block Countertops Butcher block counters...
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The average cost of a butcher block counter in the United States is $3,500 for material and installation. Prices range from $50-$100 per square foot, depending on the thickness of the butcher block and the type of wood. Types of Wood for Butcher Block Counters with Price The most common type of butcher block counter...
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With many wall texture types available, finding one that’s perfect for your living space can be a challenge. Wall textures allow you to express your creativity, create depth, and aid in certain designs. You can hire a drywall company to texture your wall or do it yourself. We’ll cover the many types of textured walls...
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Flagstone is a natural material that can enhance the beauty of your backyard. The earth tones and organic shapes of flagstone blend with nature rather than compete against it. If you’re working on your landscaping, use these flagstone patio ideas as inspiration. What is Flagstone? Flagstone is a sedimentary rock bound together by minerals. Miners...
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Drywall mud is a joint compound made of gypsum. Contractors use it to cover tape and seams after they hang drywall panels. When it comes to hanging drywall, there’s a big learning curve to taping and applying drywall mud. But it can be DIY-friendly after a little practice. What Is Drywall Mud? Drywall mud is...
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Toilet won’t flush? Try not to panic. In most cases, you can fix your clogged toilet without having to call a plumber. If your toilet won’t flush, start by looking for a clog. When the source of your not-flushing toilet isn’t obvious, you’ll need to do some troubleshooting. 6 Reasons Your Toilet Won’t Flush and...
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Whether large or small, a well-organized walk-in closet makes getting ready in the morning quicker and putting clothes way easier. Just like home design, there are many takes on closet design. Use these 17 walk-in closet ideas to inspire your own organization. 1. A Doorless Walk-In Closet Created by McClean Design, this walk-in closet skips...
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Take a break from pushing a lawnmower in the summer heat, and discover the beauty of a zen rock garden. Not only does rock landscaping save you time on mowing and watering, but can transform the look of your lawn. Your rock garden design can feature smooth pebbles, small trees, weathered stone, and sandy soil....
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Remove rust from metal with one of these seven substances you already have in your house. Rust is a chemical reaction that happens when iron interacts with oxygen and water. Although it’s typically harmless to humans, severe rust can corrode metal, rendering it useless. If you have a metal item that you can’t handle losing,...
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Hardie Board Siding is a brand of fiber cement siding. It’s a durable material with plenty of options for customization. Even so, some may wonder what sets it apart from more traditional siding options like vinyl and wood. What is Hardie Board Siding? Hardie Board is manufactured by James Hardie Industries. It’s a type of...
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Whether there’s a minor hole in the wall or a trail of nail marks, learning how to spackle walls is an easy DIY job that requires zero construction experience. While hanging drywall, taping, and mudding is difficult and most often requires professional help, patching small holes with spackle is something you can do. What Are...
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Your bathroom color scheme determines the tone of your room. Dark colors, for example, can create a relaxing and moody atmosphere, while bright white can make the room feel cleaner. If you’re ready for a change, painting your walls and switching out accessories will breathe new life into your bathroom. We’ll cover the best bathroom...
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Black and white color combinations are timeless, elegant, and always in style. But what about when used separately? You can pair black or white with other shades to keep a classic look or make a bold statement. First, we’ll take a look at what colors go with black for a bold and more versatile design....
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Composite decking offers benefits that wood can’t – it’s weather, pest, and rot-resistant. The best composite decking brands feature a range of low-maintenance products to fit various budget levels. While composite decking is about 15-20% more expensive than pressure-treated pine, it often outlasts wood decks and doesn’t require stains or sealers. What Are Composite Decking...
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Hand sewing is a useful skill that many people lack, but it’s also easy to learn. Learning how to sew by hand will empower you to make basic clothing alterations, fix torn fabric, and tackle your own hand-sewn craft projects. Our tutorial provides the photographic step-by-step process to implement the seven most common basic hand...
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Learning how to stain wood can empower you to tackle DIY projects and furniture makeovers. Staining wood is a simple process that’s easy to learn and hard to mess up. If you’ve never stained wood before or worked with a wood finish, don’t worry, we will show you how. At the end, you’ll be ready...
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The best epoxy wood fillers provide a long-lasting hold, fill in voids and cracks, and withstand temperature fluctuations and moisture. Epoxy is an adhesive that bonds to wood. It dries to a hard finish that you can sand and paint. Rather than liquid epoxy resin you may be familiar with, most epoxy wood filler is...
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The best glue for plastic provides a strong, long-lasting hold. There are multiple choices, including a standard super glue, epoxy glue, and solvent cement. Types Of Glue For Plastic Not all glue types work well with plastic, but there are three that stand out: Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) – Super glue is effective at bonding to...
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The average barndominium boasts 2,400 square feet and costs about $300,000 for a complete build. Barndominium costs can range from $120,000 – $540,000 or about $100 – $150 per square foot. Several factors influence the price of barndominiums, including whether you purchase a kit or plan, the size of the home, and the finishes. What...
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A set of barndominium floor plans gives you a guide to building a barndominium to live in. You can find barndominium floor plans for all size homes with prices ranging from free to several thousands of dollars. What is a Barndominium Floor Plan? A Barndominium floor plan is an architectural plan for building a barndominium,...
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Roofs are one of the most critical parts of a house but also the most expensive. While maximizing your roof’s lifespan is important, you shouldn’t ignore the signs that you need a new roof. Not taking action can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and structural damage to your home. How to Tell If You...
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Log cabin kits provide a less expensive home-building solution for those with construction experience. They come in sizes ranging from 200 square feet to 3,000 square feet, and prices start at around $18,000. If you’re ready to build your dream home, add a guest house to your property, or construct a vacation rental, we’ve rounded...
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Use these A-Frame house interior design ideas to find your style and maximize every square inch of your space. The steeply pitched roofs of A-Frames create interior walls like no other. While the unique shape is a selling point, it also makes for a smaller second-floor and awkward furniture placement. Creative Interior Design Ideas for...
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Cream kitchen cabinets offer a variety of qualities that make them a popular choice for both designers and homeowners alike. Cream colored kitchen cabinets are bright like their popular relative, white cabinets, but much less stark. Cream cabinets are warm and inviting and add subtle depth and character to any room. Cream also pairs beautifully...
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Mobile home movers can transport your home from one location to another, whether a couple of miles down the road or across state lines. Some mobile home movers offer a full range of services, which include breaking down the home for transport, hauling, site prep, and installation at the new location. But, services vary, making...
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Manufacturers make hardboard siding by binding wood fibers, resin, and wax under high pressure and heat. The result is a composite material that looks similar to wood but offers less maintenance. Cost of Installing Hardboard Siding Hardboard siding material costs between $3 to $7 per square foot. Labor charges range from $3 to $14 per...
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Examining the pros and cons of mobile homes can help you make an informed decision before signing the dotted line. Mobile homes, sometimes called manufactured or modular homes, are prefabricated and can be delivered to your site move-in ready. In a tough economy, buying a mobile home, whether new or existing, is one of the...
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A mobile home park is a business that rents out small tracts of land with electric and plumbing hookups for mobile homes. Residents pay a monthly fee to lease the land and access the public utilities. Some mobile home parks contain hundreds of homes and provide amenities like gated security, recreational centers, swimming pools, playgrounds,...
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While A-Frame cabins have long been popular as vacation retreats, they’re making an uprising as residential homes. Loved for their unique shape and durability, it’s important to consider the pros and cons of A-Frame homes before committing to one. The Pros of A-Frame Homes Less Expensive to Build than Traditional Homes The average cost to...
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Add a new layer of luxury and style to your bedroom with a marble top dresser. This style was not just popular in the past; there are gorgeous options for marble top dressers in such a wide variety of styles that you are sure to find one to fit your taste. A dresser with a...
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The best wood sealers protect wood from moisture damage, prevent stain from wearing off, and leave you with a smooth, easy-to-clean surface. While many wood sealers are available, not every type works in every scenario. For example, if you’re sealing a deck, you need a product that withstands moisture, temperature fluctuations, and regular wear. If...
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Bamboo countertops are increasingly popular with homeowners as an alternative to traditional materials because of their durability, sustainability, and warmth. Countertops made from treelike grass bamboo offer a similar look and texture to wood countertops but are harder and longer lasting. Unlike marble and granite countertops, bamboo offers stunning beauty at a fraction of the...
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The average price to build an A-Frame house is $150,000, with labor and material costs of $100 – $200 per square foot. For a standard 1,000-square-foot A-Frame home, expect to pay $100,000 – $200,000. A-Frame Home Cost Breakdown Here’s a breakdown of costs associated with building a new A-Frame house. Lot Preparation: $2,000 – $6,000...
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The best wood glue depends on whether you’re gluing indoors or outdoors, need to fill large holes, and what you’re gluing your wood to. For example, a simple water-based PVA glue is sufficient for fixing furniture and completing most indoor projects. If you need to fill a large hole, epoxy wood glue is your better...
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There’s no shortage of wood fillers on the market. So when the wood inside or outside of your home starts to show scratches, cracks, or holes, what’s the best wood filler to choose? The most suitable wood filler depends on whether you’d like to paint or stain it, if you need a product to blend...
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Prefab cabins are built off-site and shipped to your location. Small cabins may come in one complete piece, while manufacturers may ship larger versions in sections and construct them on-site. You can find prefabricated cabins in many sizes, design styles and with customization options. If you’re considering a log cabin build and want to save...
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The beautiful kitchens you’ll find here represent the latest designs in US households. We’ve organized these 100 kitchen inspo images by color so it’s easy to browse your favorite ideas. The kitchen is the hub of the home. Since you spend so much time in this room preparing meals, washing dishes, and gathering with family,...
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Let these beautiful living room ideas inspire you to design the perfect space to unwind after a long day. Kitchens are gathering spaces for creativity and nourishment. Bedrooms are calming spaces to find rest and rejuvenation. Bathrooms are preparation spaces for cleanliness and self-care. But what about living rooms? Living rooms are the spaces where...
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Noticing a crack in the ceiling can feel like a cause for alarm, but many times these minor fractures are of no concern. There are many reasons for ceiling cracks ranging from a poor drywall job to structural damage. But most of the time, ceiling cracks result from the normal settling of a home. Here’s...
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Consult a trusted roofing company when it’s time to repair or replace your roof. Since roofs are an expensive and long-lasting part of the home, you need to ensure proper installation and warranty. While you can find many local roofers that are up to par, we’ve rounded up ten of the best nationwide roofing companies...
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A suspended ceiling–also known as a drop ceiling or false ceiling–is a ceiling hung from structural framing. There is usually a gap of 3” – 8” between the structural ceiling and the suspended ceiling–which is where the name comes from. Why Have a Suspended Ceiling? Suspended ceilings are very popular in basements and commercial buildings....
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Barn siding is an exterior cladding often in a board and batten style. Designers use it for residential homes, garages, agricultural buildings, and barns. It shields the barn’s interior from rain, snow, and harsh winds. Barn-style siding is available in wood, metal, and vinyl materials. Pros and Cons of Barn Siding Pros Durability: Wood barn...
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A coffered ceiling is a grid pattern of recessed panels bordered by deep heavy beams. In architectural terms, coffer means indentation. The coffers are almost always a series of squares, rectangles, or octagons–although there are other designs. A ceiling with squares resembles an upside-down three-dimensional checkerboard. Coffered Ceiling History Coffered ceilings date back to ancient...
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Fixing a minor roof leak is something homeowners with DIY experience and safety equipment can do themselves. But more extensive roof repairs are best left to the experts. If you’ve noticed stains on your ceiling or water spots running down your walls, there’s a high chance your roof has developed a leak. Take immediate action,...
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A copper sink is a distinctive and chic choice for a kitchen or bathroom. Copper sinks have natural qualities that make them ideal for kitchen use. Natural copper has antimicrobial properties, making them resistant to bacteria, mold, and other microorganisms. A copper sink is an expensive choice, so it is important you evaluate all the...
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Corrugated metal siding is a cladding made of thin, rippled metal sheets. It’s popular for its industrial appearance, durability, and resistance to harsh weather conditions. It suits residential and commercial properties in areas that experience extreme weather conditions. Pros and Cons of Corrugated Metal Siding Pros Low maintenance: Corrugated metal siding doesn’t need painting, sealing,...
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Log siding mimics the look of traditional log construction. Wood is the most common material for log siding, but it’s also available in vinyl, concrete, and steel. Log cabin siding is installed horizontally, with the pieces stacking up to create the appearance of a traditional cabin. Cost of Log Siding Log siding costs between $2 and...
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When designing a home, it is helpful to consider all the possibilities for potential rooms in a house. Some rooms are general-purpose spaces that work in a variety of contexts. Others work well for specific purposes, which may suit you if you have a particular hobby or goal for your home. Understanding the possible rooms...
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A coved ceiling is a smooth curved finish where walls and ceilings join–instead of normal 90 degree angles. The Oxford Dictionary even defines cove as “a concave arch or arched molding, especially one formed at the junction of a wall with a ceiling.” Curved ceilings give rooms a soft smooth peaceful look. Coved ceilings are...
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Floor plan symbols are graphical representations of architectural features in a written floor plan. These floor plan symbols help you make sense of where the architectural elements are located in the two-dimensional drawing. Floor plans feature standardized symbols common within the architectural field so that experts like builders, architects, engineers, and designers can easily recognize...
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Your roof’s lifespan gives you an idea of how long it will last. Aside from these general averages, other factors include climate, maintenance, and quality of the original material. Average roof lifespan Here’s a look at the average roof lifespan from longest lasting to shortest lifetime. Slate Clay Synthetic Slate Concrete Standing Seam Metal Roofs...
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Removing moss from a roof is a job you can do yourself if you have the necessary safety equipment. For minimal moss, all you need is a soft-bristled brush and hose. You can purchase a roof-cleaning chemical or whip up your own roof moss remover for bigger jobs. Why Moss Grows on Your Roof Moss...
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A roof overhang is the portion of the roof that extends past the exterior walls of your home. It’s also known as a roof eave. The area under the roof eave is called the soffit and gets covered by a protective material such as vinyl, fiberglass, or aluminum. Most homes have roof overhangs, but the...
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A shed ceiling in a house is one-half of a vaulted ceiling. The name comes from lean-to sheds that are added onto taller buildings. The roof only slopes one way. Shed ceilings are often found in attic spaces converted into living spaces. They are also known as a lean-to, catslide, outshot, skillion, or pent ceiling/roof....
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Not everyone needs to consider the best baby furniture stores, but it is important to find the right ones when you do. It is essential, when we are building a nursery, to find baby furniture stores that sell quality products that will keep our babies safe, secure, and comfortable. Style is a secondary consideration but...
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Dutch lap siding is known for its unique overlapping profile. It creates a shadow line effect that protects a building’s structure from the elements. Other terms for dutch lap siding include cove lap siding, german lap siding, and drop siding. Dutch lap siding is available in fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood planks. These materials...
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Plywood siding is made from thin sheets of wood veneer glued together to form a panel. The panels are 4 feet wide and 8-10 feet long, but this type of siding is also available in tongue and groove boards or shiplap planks. It comes in various thicknesses ranging from ⅜ inch to ¾ inch. Plywood...
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Granny pods are a creative small home design that families install to keep their parents close as they age. Granny pods, or accessory dwelling units (ADUs), are an alternative to long-term care homes. There is an initial upfront cost for ADUs, but most granny pod arrangements are less expensive than assisted living or nursing home...
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Mixing metals in the kitchen can lend to a modern design, but you need to be intentional. Mixing more than two metal finishes may look mismatched rather than on-trend. Common Kitchen Metal Finishes Standard metal finishes for modern kitchen aesthetics include stainless steel, copper, polished brass, brushed nickel, and more. Stainless Steel Stainless steel...
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Understanding the important parts of a door knob will benefit you if you are trying to troubleshoot when the knob breaks. It can also be useful to know the parts of a door knob if you want to become a more informed buyer. Whatever the reason you want to understand the components of door knobs,...
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Understanding the qualities of different types of door knobs will make you a more informed buyer. Technology and innovation are progressing for all types of door knobs. There are more door knob options and clever internal mechanisms that give you more options for your interior and exterior spaces. Door knobs are a practical way that...
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Barrel ceilings are also known as barrel vault ceilings, tunnel vaults, wagon vaults, and wagonhead vaults. They resemble a tunnel or giant barrel cut in half lengthwise–which gives them the name. They form a single continuous archway with a consistent radius. Often used in cellars and hallways, barrel vaults can also add a feeling of...
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Conventional ceilings are smooth, flat, and seamless. They are constructed from drywall attached to the undersides of roof trusses or floor joists. The drywall joints and fasteners are covered with joint tape and drywall compound and then sanded smooth and painted. Most homes have conventional ceilings in rooms with 8’ or 9’ walls. Some houses...
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A dropped ceiling is a secondary ceiling, hung below the main (structural) ceiling. Also referred to as a drop ceiling, T-bar ceiling, and suspended ceiling, among others, it is common in modern construction. T-bar ceilings are widely used in both commercial and residential applications. Drop ceilings are a combination of metal gridwork and ceiling tiles...
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Textured ceilings are in and out of style regularly. Although many people give little or no consideration to ceiling finishes, texturing a ceiling usually adds to the overall feel of a room–sometimes subtly, sometimes with more flair and drama. Meaning of a Textured Ceiling The texture on a ceiling is also referred to as a...
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Ceilings come in various types, and each of them plays a vital role for dressing up a space or adding more style. The ceiling style and finish should align with the architectural design of the room for a cohesive and harmonious look. Types of Ceiling Styles Conventional Vaulted Sloped Droped Exposed Coved Beamed Coffered...
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Whether you’re building or making repairs, our basic deck construction diagram labels and defines all parts of a deck. There are many components of a deck – even the framing contains several pieces that come together for structural support. Here’s a look at the anatomy of a deck and how these parts work together. Components...
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A parapet roof is an expansion or addition of a wall at the roofline. While most notable for medieval castles and temples, you can also find this roof style on residential homes. What is a Parapet Roof? Parapet comes from the Italian word ‘parapetto,’ which means to cover or defend. A parapet roof features a...
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Craft stores make completing any project an easy task. Whether it’s a school assignment, sewing project, or hobby crafting, whatever the project you’ll find the supplies you need. With online retail on the rise and brick-and-mortar stores becoming a thing of the past, it’s hard to pinpoint your options. Even so, there are stores in...
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High-end furniture stores offer high quality furniture, making them a solid option when you need a long-lasting piece. Some high-end stores specialize in specific styles, like only mid-century modern, while others carry a wide selection of designs. 25 Best High-End Furniture Stores RH (Formerly Restoration Hardware) Roche Bobois Casterly Arhaus Jonathan Adler 2modern Medley Home...
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You’ve probably spent countless hours at flea markets and thrift stores, but did you know you can get online thrift store furniture? That’s right, there are furniture thrift stores online and they are just as cost-effective as brick-and-mortar stores. If you dream of monthly visits to Canton’s First Monday Trade Days then you’ve come to...
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Whenever you’re at home feeling bored but in the mood to do something fun and interesting…. go craft something. DIY crafts are always fun and rewarding and there’s a ton of cool ideas to choose from. There are so many you’ll probably spend time choosing the perfect one. Let’s narrow it down a little. Below...
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Here are the best TikTok home decor trends that will help you elevate your living space. We all want a nice-looking home, but it can be challenging to find inspiration -TikTok can help. Some of the biggest home decor trends of the year have gotten their start on TikTok, ranging from classic and neutral to...
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Buying new kitchen appliances is a significant investment that should last for years. The hard part is choosing from the hundreds of models available. To find the best appliance, try to narrow down a few high-quality brands first. 15 Top Kitchen Appliance Brands There are dozens of kitchen appliance brands and hundreds of appliance models...
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Here are the best Anthropologie mirror dupe options that mimic the style and feel of the Primrose Mirror. We all love the luxurious and elegant style of the Anthropologie mirror, but nobody likes the price tag. The Primrose Mirror begins around $600 and tops out at just under $1600, hence the mad search for quality...
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It takes between 1 and 8 hours for interior paint to dry. The type of paint, temperature, humidity, and thickness affect the drying time. Latex or water-based paints are the most common interior paint and take 1 to 4 hours to dry. Oil-based paints may take 6 to 8 hours to dry. What Affects the...
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Acrylic and latex paint share some similarities but have unique characteristics, making each appropriate for different projects. Adhesion, cost, drying time, and ease of maintenance are a few differences between the two. Our in-depth comparison can help you choose between acrylic and latex paint. Latex Paint at a Glance Latex paint is composed of water,...
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Satin paint has a mild sheen suitable for high ceilings, walls, trim, and wood. It’s ideal for interior and exterior surfaces and also suitable for furniture, doors, skirting boards, and more. Satin paint is more durable than matte paint. It resists scratches, mold, fading, and moisture damage. Besides durability, it offers a smooth, velvety appearance. ...
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Latex paint has a water base and a low VOC formula. It’s the most common interior paint and probably what’s on your walls right now. Latex paint is available from all the top paint brands, such as Sherwin-Williams, Behr, Farrow & Ball, and Benjamin Moore. What Is Latex Paint? Latex paints have a thin consistency,...
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Here are our top picks for the best Cloud couch dupe options out there. These Cloud couch dupes will be so close to the style and look of the Cloud couch that you might fool yourself into thinking you have the actual piece. The Cloud couch from Restoration Hardware was launched in 2015 and is...
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What is a stud? You’ve heard the word, but maybe you don’t know what it means. Not only will we answer that question, but we’ll also cover the different types of studs used in home building today. And we’ll also show you the best stud finding tools on the market, and tell you how they...
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Choosing the best toilet brand can be challenging, with lots of options on the market. Modern toilets guarantee efficient flushing and proper sanitation. The best toilet brands manufacture toilets using innovative designs and intelligent technology. Modern toilets have reliable flushing power, comfort, and water-saving efficiency. They’re clog-free and include hands-free and voice-activated systems. Other models...
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A flea market NYC is a great place to find bargains in the Big Apple. There are flea markets scattered across the city, and many of them are near major tourist attractions like the tallest buildings in NYC. Some NYC flea markets are indoors while others are only outdoors. Certain ones operate year-round, seasonally, on...
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We all love discount furniture stores, but we also want products with great style. Furniture costs are a considerable expenditure, so discount furniture stores are one way to save money and buy furniture that fits our unique look too. Buying multiples of the same furniture piece is not a good budget decision. Furniture can have...
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A boulder retaining wall can bring structure and definition to your landscape design. Unlike a concrete block retaining wall, a boulder retaining wall retains a natural look that blends rather than competes with other outdoor features. Boulder and other rock retaining walls that are well-built should last upwards of 100 years or more. These walls...
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Retaining wall caps are the top piece on the retaining wall that provide the finishing touch on your wall design. Retaining wall caps come in many different sizes, shapes, and materials. These different types allow you to customize the look of your wall to fit your home’s aesthetic style, lifestyle, and budget. This article will...
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Retaining wall steps are a way to give the practical look of the retaining wall greater function and definition. Retaining wall steps are also a helpful way to reduce the lateral pressure of the soil against the retaining walls themselves. Retaining wall stair styles range from simple and rustic to sleek and sophisticated. They elevate...
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Knowing how to construct a DIY retaining wall from scratch will save you important resources that you have to spend for an outside contractor. This tutorial will teach you how to build a tiered block DIY retaining wall. The height of each level is under one foot. This tutorial will allow you to practice these...
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Glass pantry door options have striking and unique styles that work for a variety of home designs. Sliding glass pantry doors with rustic wood touches look right at home in farmhouse and traditional style pantries. Frosted glass pantry door styles fit more contemporary designs. Glass pantry doors can be a difficult sell as even the...
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Create a distinctive look for your pantry with a farmhouse pantry door. A pantry door, this humble entrance, is well-placed for upgrading your farmhouse style as it is one of the most visible doors in the kitchen. From sliding barn pantry doors to vintage glass doors, there are so many ways to create this rustic...
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Taupe is a neutral, warm-toned color that sits between gray and brown. Taupe offers a range of versatile shades, from deep and grounding dark taupe to soft and airy light taupe. Whether you prefer the warmth of mauve taupe, the modern edge of gray taupe, or the earthy richness of rose taupe, there’s a perfect...
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Cottagecore is a lifestyle and design trend inspired by simpler, rural living before the Industrial Revolution. It embraces nature, vintage charm, and a slower pace. While some adopt the full lifestyle, most express cottagecore through cozy, nostalgic interior design. 1. Hang traditional tools on the wall Add cottagecore charm with antique or vintage-inspired items like...
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The integral sink is a popular kitchen trend for contemporary and minimalist home design. Integral sinks do look sleek and spare, ideal with these types of homes, but there are other great reasons for choosing an integral sink. It is a style that perfectionists everywhere can love for any home style as these sinks come...
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Black French doors are a classic look that provides elegance and character for your home. They are also a popular and on-trend style. Black French doors look stunning with both modern and traditional home styles and black is a versatile color that looks great with a wide range of color schemes. Plus, black doors provide...
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French patio doors are a worthwhile investment for both the inside and outside of your home. French patio doors bring light into your inside rooms and give the outside of your home a more custom style. French doors have the ultimate classic look and increase the connection between the indoors and the outdoors. Use them...
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An undermount kitchen sink is one of the most popular installation styles for kitchen sinks for a variety of reasons. Undermount kitchen sinks can give your kitchen a streamlined style that is contemporary as well as beautiful. With a rise in popularity, there has been an influx of choices onto the market. There are a...
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A paneled door highlights a particular kind of construction method. Manufacturers craft paneled door designs using separate panels and frames. This design was developed to overcome wood’s tendency to shrink and expand in the weather. The different components of the door allow each other to change without affecting the overall structure. A paneled door is...
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Using the anthracite color into your home decorating scheme is the perfect way to add a dramatic but subtle tone in your space. The anthracite color is a deep and moody dark gray, similar to charcoal, that is just a shade lighter than black. Anthracite is a type of hard and compact coal with a...
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