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Why different buildings sound a lot worse?

Because of the different buildings of the building extension and the internal structure of...

the post box had 2 -2x6 boards somehow attached to the cement. The boards rotted out and fell over in a windstorm. I'd like to attach a 4x4 post bracket on the cement, then put a pressure treated 4x4 post for the mailbox. I think I need to get the bracket fixed so it's level before I drill into the cement. would I use an epoxy glue to do this?

dig out the cement and start over. or, talk to your post office about installing a central...

We're tiling our basement. The floor is plain concrete. Do I need to put a layer of plywood, then a layer of cement board, then the tiles, or do I just need a layer of cement board then the tiles?

If the concrete is solid without big voids or decomposing or something like that I would s...

hi my daughters room has cement sheeting (panels) that make up her walls and roof and it looks really bad. I can see the joining lines even though its been painted over - do i have to remove all the walls and have the walls re plastered? is there any handy hits to fix this up? not sure you could putty up the lines and sand back as the boards currently up have big grooves - i did think about wood paneling around the room but you would still have the roof issue and the board lines above the panels - looking for a cost effective solution. Thanks heaps

Try papering with a heavily embosses paper. This will hide any cracks and lines. Use a d...

When I was replacing vanity in small bathroom, I discovered that old vanity was sitting on top of the wooden sub-floor while the rest of the floor (with ceramic tile) is about whole inch above the sub-floor. I'm planning to install tile (never did it before) and I've read that you attach cement backer board to sub-floor and use adhesive to attach tiles. However cement boards are sold in 1/2 thickness. What should I do to make whole sandwich (board, adhesive, tile) to be on the same level as rest of the tile floor? I'd much appreciate any suggestions! :)

Screw down a piece of 1/2 plywood to the subfloor and then screw down the cement board on ...