Plywood is a suitable choice for subfloors in all types of environments. It can be used as a subfloor for bathrooms, bedrooms, attics, sheds, basements, and garages. While most plywood can withstand slight moisture, damp environments, and rainfall, it should not be left exposed to water for long periods without protection. Getting plywood wet can … Read more
Plywood is one of the most universal building materials on the market. It can be used for all kinds of construction – from roof building and partition walls to cabinets and sheds. Over 20 types of plywood exist, all with different properties. Some plywood is considered fully waterproof and suitable for external use (like Exterior … Read more
Installing garage wall cabinets is a great way to free up floor space, create extra storage, and boost the aesthetics of your garage. In some states, having a finished garage (complete with wall cabinets) can even increase the value of your property. According to Harvard Homes, a finished garage can add as much as $10,000 … Read more
Window well covers are sheets of material that cover the entrance to a basement door or window. Usually transparent with a latch that enables you to open and close it easily, window well covers are designed with safety and security in mind. Window well covers can prevent injury from accidentally falling into the well and … Read more
Structural walls hold buildings upright and prevent the walls, flooring, and roof from collapsing in on themselves. Determining which walls in your property are load bearing is important when exploring remodeling plans, particularly when considering adding a new level or an opening (like a doorway), or when removing a wall to open up two separate … Read more