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Installation of septic system-generally required to be done by professional; may
also be installed last 6. Temporary electric service (by electrician) or portable
generator 7. Job phone (optional) 8. Excavation contractor (may be done by hand
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Installation of septic system-generally required to be done by professional; may
also be installed last 6. Temporary electric service (by electrician) or portable
generator 7. Job phone (optional) 8. Excavation contractor (may be done by hand
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If you feel that the floor is so far gone that you want to install a new one, it's then
easy to put in more insulation when you rip the old floor out. Another way to do
this is to nail 2 X 2's directly over the old floor just above the floor joists. Then put
a ...
If you feel that the floor is so far gone that you want to install a new one, it's then
easy to put in more insulation when you rip the old floor out. Another way to do
this is to nail 2 X 2's directly over the old floor just above the floor joists. Then put
a ...
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Install with mastic in accordance with manufacturer's directions. Inside corners,
edges, and tub edges shall be finished with plastic moldings. Flooring. Finish
flooring throughout shall be 1/8-inch-thick asphalt tile in 9 X 9-inch size, "B"
quality.
Install with mastic in accordance with manufacturer's directions. Inside corners,
edges, and tub edges shall be finished with plastic moldings. Flooring. Finish
flooring throughout shall be 1/8-inch-thick asphalt tile in 9 X 9-inch size, "B"
quality.
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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