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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... styrofoam or urethane insulation is applied directly over the ground and against the sills . Three inches of sand is then placed over the styrofoam . The sand should be moistened and leveled . ( See Figure 6-8a . ) Brick is then tamped ...
... styrofoam or urethane insulation is applied directly over the ground and against the sills . Three inches of sand is then placed over the styrofoam . The sand should be moistened and leveled . ( See Figure 6-8a . ) Brick is then tamped ...
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... ( styrofoam ) make the Yankee Frame construction system practical once again . For an all - year home , you can put the insulation boards on the wall with mastic . Some of these boards come with an interior finish already attached , so ...
... ( styrofoam ) make the Yankee Frame construction system practical once again . For an all - year home , you can put the insulation boards on the wall with mastic . Some of these boards come with an interior finish already attached , so ...
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... styrofoam glued to their backs . This styrofoam should be available from your lumberyard in 3⁄4 , 1 , and 11⁄2 - inch - thick sheets . The plywood is cut to a size just smaller than your window trim . After styrofoam is attached to it ...
... styrofoam glued to their backs . This styrofoam should be available from your lumberyard in 3⁄4 , 1 , and 11⁄2 - inch - thick sheets . The plywood is cut to a size just smaller than your window trim . After styrofoam is attached to it ...
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