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- New Arrivals: Product Galore
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/9/2007)
- Siding, roofing, lighting, windows, flooring, and much more.
- 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference
- Hanley Wood News Service (5/8/2007)
- Last week, the editors of CUSTOM HOME, residential architect, BUILDER, and REMODELING magazines reported from the Las Vegas Convention Center to tell you about the newest product and design trends. Read on to find out what's happening with Faucets & Fixtures; Toilets, Tubs, & Showers; Home Automation & Lighting; Appliances & Cabinetry; and Surfacing.
- Cab Rehab Fancy, New Kitchen Cabinets Not in Your Budget? Why Not Try Resurfacing the Old Ones? Here Are a Few Ideas ...
- Virginian - Pilot (5/5/2007)
- The kitchen is the most expensive room to overhaul, and new cabinets eat up more than half the space's remodeling budget. Instead of spending the average $30,000 it costs to replace cabinets, does it make more sense to resurface them?It can, says kitchen designer Sally Sweeney of Kitchens Only, a company independent of specific product lines, which she runs from her home.
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Versa Lift and Versa Rail Provide Safe, Easy Access To Attic/Basement Storage For Homeowners
- ebuild (5/1/2007)
- Byers Products Group has introduced their new Versa Lift and Versa Rail products to the Home Building, Remodeling and Garage Door and Services industry. Versa Lift is a new storage and package lift capable of lifting up to 200 pounds from one floor to another or up into the attic, every 15 seconds. Versa Lift offers homeowners an excellent way to easily access all that storage space up in the attic or down in the basement without the dread of carrying boxes or storage tubs up or down dangerous stairs. Byers' all new Versa Rail safety railing is an ideal companion product to the Versa Lift because it mounts to the attic floor at the top of the folding attic stairs and provides a safe handrail for stepping up into and back down out of the attic when using the stairs.
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LP Makes Moulding Installation Easy, Affordable
- ebuild (4/30/2007)
- LP Moulding products are an affordable alternative to wood -- with all of wood's beauty and none of the disadvantages like sanding, priming or sealing. And, it offers consistency in manufacturing which simply cannot be found with wood products. With a little planning, a few tools and some quick calculations, they can dramatically change the look and feel of a room in a single afternoon without making too much of a mess.
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LP Moulding Saves Time and Money
- ebuild (4/30/2007)
- LP® Moulding saves time, which translates into saved money primarily through reduced labor costs and increased productivity. The polystyrene substrate makes LP Moulding suitable for damp areas such as bathrooms, laundry rooms or kitchens. It is pre-finished and ready to install in a variety of finishes from white to multiple wood grains to match any style of home. In fact, LP offers eight colors and more than a dozen profiles. Bostian said, "If other colors are preferred, LP Moulding can be painted with premium latex paint. Nail holes and minor surface blemishes can be filled with putty, caulk or spackling."
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Interior/Exterior Structural Fiberglass Columns
- REMODELING Magazine (4/23/2007)
- Dixie-Pacific. For interior or exterior use, Dixie-Pacific's structural columns are useful in porches, arbors, and other applications. Made from fiberglass-reinforced polymers, the columns can be as small as 6 inches wide and 8 feet tall, up to to 36 inches in diameter and 30 feet tall. 800.468.5993.
- Builder's New Home Breaks All the Molds
- Record, The; Bergen County, N.J. (4/22/2007)
- Builder Gary M. DeLuisio was determined not to construct one of the newer, cookie-cutter homes he sees everywhere when he bought a woodsy lot in Old Tappan with a 1960s home and horses.To avoid that, DeLuisio and his design team of Ridgewood architect Piero Gabucci and DeLuisio's wife, April, combined their individual strengths to create a unique home in a market saturated with sameness.The first distinguishing feature of the six-bedroom, 6.5-bath home is its reddish-amber cedar shake exterior, a hint of April's warm color choices inside.
- Rail Detail: ; Balusters Help Staircase Make a Stylish Statement
- Sunday Gazette - Mail; Charleston, W.V. (4/15/2007)
- IN multilevel homes, staircases can make grand statements by front doors or be more subtle and hidden near kitchens. They have handrails to keep people steady and posts and balusters to keep them upright. If you want to change the look of your staircase, one of the easiest things to do is replace the balusters.
- After Dust Clears, a New Kitchen Emerges
- Virginian - Pilot (4/14/2007)
- Julie Pritchard grew up there, and she was glad to return with her husband, Chris, when the family found a home for sale."We were looking for a house during the time when the market was booming," Julie said. "It's an older house, built in 1971, and it needed to get into this century," Julie said.
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