Home Furnishings and ShelvingWritten by David Kunstek
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that smallest project involving shelving will take us too much time or aggravation. In fact, shelving units have become much easier to install. They also come in all different types to allow you to find best option for your area. Whether you are planning to install shelving in a closet, in garage, or a decorative unit in your living room, there are plans and designed shelving units you can choose. Many of these shelving units are even carried in your local home improvement stores. What's more, if you can't find just right shelving unit for your home, you simply need to check online for more options. Lastly, if you feel that shelving unit installation is just not for you, you can hire on handyman down street or even guys at hardware store to do it for you. Adding shelving to your home can be a good experience and a great addition in home furnishing to your home.
Written by David Kunstek, webmaster and author of http://www.shelf-stuff.info. This article may be reproduced as long as a Live link back to http://www.shelf-stuff.info is present.
| | Finishing your Basement Can be Very RewardingWritten by Mark Donovan
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Installing a Bathroom in a basement can be a challenge, particularly if a pump-up system is required. It is important you meet with a plumber before you start any work, as they will have many questions and requirements for your bathroom. Potentially most onerous aspect of installing a Bathroom may be removal of some of cement flooring. This is a very dusty and messy job! Also consider heating. Does your existing furnace have capacity to support additional space? If not, you will need to consider putting in a bigger system or creating a secondary heating system. Finally, and probably most important aspect to consider, is dealing with moisture. A finished basement will quickly loose its charm if water problems create mold and mildew. Basement floors and walls should be sealed and insulated to reduce moisture content in basement. Even with these precautions, a dehumidifier may be required.
Me_Donovan@comcast.net www.homeadditionplus.com Over the past 20+ years Mr. Donovan has been involved with building homes and home additions. Mr. Donovan's formal education & profession have been as an Electrical Engineer & Marketing Manager.
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