Low-cost, Energy-efficient Shelter for the Owner and BuilderEugene Eccli Rodale Press, 1976 - 408 หน้า Learning how to repair, renovate, remodel and build to meet your housing needs as efficiently as possible can be a satisfying and money saving experience. |
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... plastic storm windows work fine and cost very little . Six - mil polyethylene ( avoid using less than 4 - mil ) is available at just about any building supply outlet both in rolls and in " storm window kits . " Plastic in the kits costs ...
... plastic storm windows work fine and cost very little . Six - mil polyethylene ( avoid using less than 4 - mil ) is available at just about any building supply outlet both in rolls and in " storm window kits . " Plastic in the kits costs ...
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... plastic wears out after a couple of seasons . Should you put the storm windows on the inside or outside of your home ? The plastic storms last longer on the inside , but they are more pleasant on the outside where they won't smell and ...
... plastic wears out after a couple of seasons . Should you put the storm windows on the inside or outside of your home ? The plastic storms last longer on the inside , but they are more pleasant on the outside where they won't smell and ...
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... plastic plugs can then be used to attach the end - wall studs to the house wall . Wall covering should be made of transparent , flat , fiber reinforced plastic panel- ing . Buy a good make that is guaranteed to last at least 10 years ...
... plastic plugs can then be used to attach the end - wall studs to the house wall . Wall covering should be made of transparent , flat , fiber reinforced plastic panel- ing . Buy a good make that is guaranteed to last at least 10 years ...
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