How to fix a sagging floor 2
Last time, we looked at how sister joists can help firm up a bouncy or sagging floor by providing support where the original joist has
Last time, we looked at how sister joists can help firm up a bouncy or sagging floor by providing support where the original joist has
Just like people, older houses can tend to sag here and there. If your house is showing its age in creaking, springy floors, it may
This time, we’ll look at another option for your basement floor. If you have the headspace, a raised floor is your ideal choice. It provides
Last time, we talked about painting your concrete basement floor. This time, on to the next most economical basement floor treatment: carpeting. Carpet provides some
Last time, we listed three ways you could finish your basement floor and covered the pros and cons of each. Let’s get into the how-to.
Your unfinished basement is bonus space just waiting to be discovered. A cozy home theater, a spare bedroom or a workshop are hiding there in
Last time we looked at vinyl. Here are some other choices. Hardwood is more expensive than vinyl, but the look more than compensates. It’s warm,
Choosing floors for your kitchen might take a little more attention than you’d spend on other rooms. This is because kitchen floors must do a
Creaks and squeaks can drive you nuts, and ever on the lookout for a new way to tackle an old problem, we’ve come up with
You’ve bought just the right amount of fine, dry, perfect, straight tongue and groove flooring, and you’re ready to start nailing it in. Wait just
If you like the idea of a tile floor, nothing beats the real thing for warmth, beauty and texture. But here’s a low-budget alternative which
Last time, we introduced you to radiant heating, a good way to warm up those tile floors. If you’re putting in a new floor, now’s