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our custom kitchen made here in sfv ca
by lewsabo
http://www.lshomedesign.com
•Serving Southern California for years!
•Experience a new elegant kitchen in a week.
•Our work is 100% guranteed to...
3 photos,
Jul 01, 2010
What should I do?
by renovationsguy
Which should I pick between the two fireplaces? I like t he ornamental one a bit better, however, the other is a bit bigger. They're both around th...
2 photos,
Jun 30, 2010
My Kitchen nightmare!!!
by meghanskitchen
My kitchen is horrible, impractical & about ready to collapse!!!
As a last resort I have entered it into a competition to win a brand new kitche...
2 photos,
May 31, 2010
Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinet and bathroom cabinets
by neecle2002
Solid wood kitchen cabinets and bathroom cabinets at unbelieveble price and turnaround time.905-771 3636 www.enhomecabinetry.com
6 photos,
May 22, 2010
Chicago high rise
by inarcstudio
This is a 2bedroom/ 2 bath highrise condo on Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Complete renovation and all custom.
Inarc Studio - interior architectur...
7 photos,
May 12, 2010
ATL Bungalow
by inarcstudio
This project show what can be done on a budget. Knowing how and where to spend the money!
Inarc Studio - interior architecture. See us at inarc-...
7 photos,
May 12, 2010
HRG Renovation Blog
Does Certification for your Walk in Bathtub Matter?
by Susan19/08/2010
by Pat Krushen Standards touch your life every day. Products that you encounter and use in daily life should be expected to conform to certain standards and certifications. Whether you are using your toaster, driving your car, using the elevator in a building or purchasing clothing or toys for your children, we [...] Read the whole blog entry »
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frozen water pipes
LAST YEAR WE BUILT A WASHROOM IN A HEATED BASEMENT. THIS YEAR THE WATER PIPES FROZE,EVEN THOUGH THE PERIMETER WALLS WERE INSULATED AND OF COURSE THE PIPES WERE INSTALLED JUST BEHIND THE DRYWALL (ALONG THE EXTERIOR CONCRETE BASEMENT WALLS). WE ARE TOTALLY PERPLEXED HOW THIS COULD HAPPEN SINCE SUPPLY LINES ARE BELOW FROST LINE WHICH IS 48" I WAS THINKING OF CUTTING HOLES SAY 4"X 8" ABOVE BASEBARD @ INTERVALS OF 24" SO THAT THE CAVITY BETWEEN THE STUD WALL AND CONCRETE WALL WHICH IS ABOUT 2" WOULD NOW BE HEATED
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