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Less common in newer homes that have plywood or OSB (Oriented Strand Board) subfloors. A big problem in homes with particle board floors. It results when the subfloor gets wet and the sub fl...
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Modern carpet is designed to be stretched 1 to 1 1/2 %. Thus if your home is 16' wide the carpet should be stretched about 2". This can not be done accurately with a kicker. Carpet manufacturers are constantly searching for ways to produce car...
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Manufactured home drywall is is the same as any drywall except for concerns about weight. However, the weight concerns are no minor matter. With Manufactured homes you MUST ALWAYS remember they were carefully engineered to meet the requirements but...
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Pliers, screwdrivers etc. are used on many types of projects. Fish Tape. This is a reel of strong, flexible wire that is used to pull new or replacement electrical wire through the walls. If you are dealing with a mobile home with wood paneled wa...
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Manufactured home exterior doors are made like a sandwich with a metal or vinyl sheet on the outside, a Styrofoam core and a metal or vinyl sheet on the inside. They are sized by what the industry calls hole size. By that they mean that if you take...
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If the countertop has a large burned or damaged area, then there is a good chance it is located in a position where it is convenient to set down a pot or pan. If this is the case you might consider routing out an area of the countertop and installi...
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A sagging countertop has probably been damaged by water. In many kitchen counters the faucet was brought up through the counter material itself and when the faucet washers or O rings fail water leaks under the laminate and the particle board fails....
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If you need to replace a cracked ceramic tile and have or can buy one that matches, the procedure is as follows. Use a grout saw to remove the grout around all four sides of the damaged tile. If the edge of the tile is loose you may be able to pry ...
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Water in counter top seams is as bad as water on the floors. It destroys the particle board used in their construction. Home improvement centers carry a variety of seam sealers. The quicker you notice the problem and repair it the better off you ...
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Gaps to wall or backslash. Before fixing this problem you need to understand the cause. Was the gap there when the home was delivered so it was probably caused by transport? Has it been getting larger over time indicating that the counter is pullin...
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