Staining Stair Parts, Cont’d…
January 23, 2019
Day 2 of staining the parts of our new stair system involved a lot of repetitive motion. After the wood stain had completely dried on
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Day 2 of staining the parts of our new stair system involved a lot of repetitive motion. After the wood stain had completely dried on
I’ve embarked on a new project at my house — stair remodeling. The plan is to replace the treads and a wonky handrail system on
By Tom Matthews Wood remains America’s most popular building material for outdoor structures because of its natural good
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Whatever the weather, Bigfoot’s 12” plastic tube (BFT12) delivers a simple, yet dependable way to build footings. Ground water or rain poses no threat to our Bigfoot tubes. The tapered plastic design prevents uplift from frost and high velocity winds. The BFT12 meets or exceeds all Local and National Building Codes when used with a […]
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