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We bought the last two at Burlington Coat Factory and sent it to our daughter overseas, it broke en route and I really wanted her to have one as she lives two hours from paris. I searched and searched on the net but came up empty. Any ideas as to where to look? Thanks
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How do I remove a metal and a glass shelf in the bathroom?
I have no idea how to follow 2 shelves that are up in the bathroom. They are metal and glass shelves Restoration Hardware (Spritz model) that my ex put. Basically it is a round metal disc with props that come out and the glass is sandwiched between. You can see a picture on your site. I can see no screws anywhere. Can not insert the metal enough to pull apart the glass, all I see is a small hole in the bottom of the metal disk. Perhaps the size of a small (eyeglass) screwdriver. Any suggestions?
the hole in the bottom will be a small slot screwdriver or Allen wrench, then loosen slightly bent upward and lift off.
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How much will I expect to pay for renovations to my existing 2 bathrooms?
All new. 2 quarts cooking (5 'long), with doors Glass Sliding, 2 toilets, 1 sink vanity, 1 pedestal sink, base 1x3 boards 45 'approx., 96 square feet of 12 "tiles, all hardware. Also dumping fees.I demo and live in Hawaii.
About 5 to 15 mil depending on who you get for the job. And how well you want it done:)
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Welcome back for another article geared specifically towards DIY basement remodeling! In today's article I want to cover building materials that I use on ALL of my basement finishing projects.
Over the last 17 years I have tried and used many different types of building materials putting my basement remodeling projects together. Some have been great products and others....well.... just plain sucked! I want to quickly run down my materials list that I use for my jobs so you will know what types of materials you will need to begin ordering yourself.
We will do this in a "natural job progression" order from beginning to completion of the project. Let's get started!
1.) Wall studs will be constructed from regular "2x4"'s either ordering 8-9-10' studs depending upon your basement ceiling height! I use an air-nail gun loaded with 3-1/4" framing nails for all of my framing projects! If hand nailing walls use 16 penny gauge nails to fasten studs to top and bottom plates.
2.) Wall top and bottom plates: Bottom plates (the ones on the concrete floor) will be "treated lumber". Treated lumber will NOT ROT when exposed to concrete like regular "pine lumber" does. I order 2"x4"x16'-0" treated lumber for these bottom plates. The top plates (the ones that I nail to the bottom of the 1st floor joist of the existing house) I just order regular 2'x4"x16'-0" lumber the same as the wall studs.
3.) I use regular interior wiring for all outlets and light fixtures. I am buying standard 12-2 or 14-2 gauge 250' rolls of these types of wiring. Use the "blue" nail-on "new construction" electric boxes for all outlets and switch boxes that you will be wiring. More on why 12-2 vs. 14-2 wiring and how to physically wire your new basement project in another training video
4.) I use regular craft-face 3-1/2" fiberglass insulation to insulate my new wall cavities. Owens Corning brand. I buy the 12 piece pre-cut bundles instead of the continuous rolls because it's easier to work with! Buy the correct electric staple gun w/ 1/4" staples to fasten your insulation to the wall studs securing it into place.
5.) I use "new construction" 6" recessed lighting "canisters" for almost all of my new basement ceiling lighting fixtures. Just spread the brackets and nail them up between the existing floor joists and then wire them to code. I discuss wiring in complete detail in another video series.
6.) I still like copper plumbing lines installed on my jobs. I use 1/2" and 3/4" copper lines to supply water to all of my bathroom and wet bar plumbing fixtures.
7.) For bars I can't drain easily I use a Tray Pump to pump sink water "up-n-out" to the waste lines. For bathroom that I can not drain normally I use a "Sewage Ejector" pump to flush bathroom waist water up-n-out to the regular home waste lines. Different pumps for different pluming needs are used quit frequently when dealing with plumbing necessities "below grade"!
8.) I use standard 1/2" drywall on all walls, ceilings, and soffits in all finished areas of the new job, except in the bathroom areas where there is a higher level of moisture. I use 1/2" M.R. (moisture resistant) board in my bathrooms to combat the moisture levels. I screw and glue all of my drywall with 1-1/4" drywall screws and drywall construction adhesive, this make for a strong bond to all wooden surfaces and prevents "nail-pops"!
9.) I use standard wooden pine trim (stain-grade(clear) and paint-grade(f.j. finger-jointed)) for all of the base trim, window and door trim, chair rail, crown molding.
10.) I use 3/4" birch-ply plywood for all built-in bookcases, stereo racks, entertainment wall built-ins, etc... You can either paint or stain this material. It's durable and beautiful to work with.
11.) For the flooring material I use a 6-pound commercial padding and a Berber carpet. I also use ceramic tile in all of my bathroom, bar and entrance door areas. Occasionally I use a wood floor product called Pergo to simulate wooden flooring when requested by the client
12.) I use wooden stair and banister products to finish-off all of my stairway areas
13.) I always finish my entrances to the basement area from the first floor with a "full-light 15 pane tempered glass door to add style and additional day light to the basement stairway.
That pretty much covers 95% of all of the different types of materials that I have been using for the last 17 years as a full-time basement remodeling specialist!
If you would like more information and ideas about basement remodeling visit: http://www.1Basement.com
Here's to "Living Down Under"!
Edward Case
About the Author:
Since 1992 Ed Case has remodeled 350+ basements in the Harrisburg PA region. Ed is an expert in basement conversion projects and high-end basement interior design. Ed regularly holds training classes designed to teach local home owners in the Harrisburg PA region how to remodel their own basements successfully!
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How do I install tile around a glass block window in the shower?
I will be installing a glass block window in my shower area. I know that I need backerboard in the tub surround but do I put the window in first or do the tile job first? (I will be removing an old window with wood trim that is there now.)
Do the window first.
When you install the backerboard (I use Hardi-backer exclusively these days), also put the hardbacker in the window opening (window ledge, sides and top). If there is no ledge, i.e. the glass block is flush or almost flush with the wall, then stop the hardi-backer 3/4 inch back from the edge of the window.
I then use a material called Red Guard, which can be found in the tile section of any Home Depot or the like. Use fiber glass tape in all the corners and any seams. Coat the hardibacker with a minimum of 3 coats of the Red Guard; 4 coats in the corners. When the Red Guard dries, you have a completely waterproof membrane on top of the hardi-backer (which is also waterproof, by the way).
Then when you tile, use 1/4 round trim to finish off the tile edge, rounding it into the glass block.
I prefer to wrap tile all the way around any window opening, and above the window by at least one tile width or six inches. Going all the way to the ceiling is fine.
After you grout, before you use the shower: wait a few days until all the moisture is gone from the grout. I prefer to wait a week when I can, but at least 2 or 3 days. Seal the grout with a modern clear sealer, the type you wipe on until it stops soaking in, then wipe off the excess. Stone Tech is an excellent brand, but there are others. Get the type that is a sealer only, not a color enhancer. After the sealer dries in a day, carefully mask around the window opening on the tile, and also mask on the glass block, leaving a very thin opening where the 1/4 round joins the glas block. Use a good grade caulking (I prefer a polyeurethane) and carefully caulk all around the joint. This is extra insurance your surround will be waterproof.
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