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If you have a larger family, you may wish to build one of the larger designs shown
in Chapter 19, or design a house of your own. In Chapter 19, we also show a 20
X 24-foot "salt-box" variation on the 800-square-foot house, adding 160 square ...
If you have a larger family, you may wish to build one of the larger designs shown
in Chapter 19, or design a house of your own. In Chapter 19, we also show a 20
X 24-foot "salt-box" variation on the 800-square-foot house, adding 160 square ...
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Some ideas about how you can efficiently renovate a house will be found in the
next chapter. PLANN1NG FOR THE MOST ECONOM1CAL USE OF
MATER1ALS The American housing industry has been notoriously inefficient in
comparison ...
Some ideas about how you can efficiently renovate a house will be found in the
next chapter. PLANN1NG FOR THE MOST ECONOM1CAL USE OF
MATER1ALS The American housing industry has been notoriously inefficient in
comparison ...
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tion method for horizontal studs is used (as outlined in Chapter 6), this is an
expense which can be avoided. Also, roughsawn 2X6 lumber (again, see
Chapter 6) is little more expensive than roughsawn 2 X 4's. Thus, the material
cost of using ...
tion method for horizontal studs is used (as outlined in Chapter 6), this is an
expense which can be avoided. Also, roughsawn 2X6 lumber (again, see
Chapter 6) is little more expensive than roughsawn 2 X 4's. Thus, the material
cost of using ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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