Low-cost, Energy-efficient Shelter for the Owner and BuilderEugene Eccli Rodale Press, 1976 - 408 ˹éÒ 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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... surface finishes on both the exterior and interi- or of your house . ROOF COVERINGS The roof is the most important single surface of your house - so don't skimp here . Standard asphalt shingles are a very sensible choice . Self ...
... surface finishes on both the exterior and interi- or of your house . ROOF COVERINGS The roof is the most important single surface of your house - so don't skimp here . Standard asphalt shingles are a very sensible choice . Self ...
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... surface to drain the water ( minimum 1/8 inch per foot ) . If you have time , the results of a Hypalon roof are well worth the effort . You will have a permanent roof surface for relatively low cost ; and chimneys , exhaust fans ...
... surface to drain the water ( minimum 1/8 inch per foot ) . If you have time , the results of a Hypalon roof are well worth the effort . You will have a permanent roof surface for relatively low cost ; and chimneys , exhaust fans ...
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... surfaces exposed to the sun will get hotter than any other color . A black paint which is dull ( or flat ) does not shine and thus does not lose energy by reflection . So , if a metal surface is painted flat black and water is put in ...
... surfaces exposed to the sun will get hotter than any other color . A black paint which is dull ( or flat ) does not shine and thus does not lose energy by reflection . So , if a metal surface is painted flat black and water is put in ...
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