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Calculate projection of a window from the exterior wall finish?
The window frame should be flush with the exterior wall cladding.If the frame is in negative to the interior wall linings,then you will need to pack out flush with those linings.The sill of the window must project past the line of the exterior cladding by at least 40mm-50mm.
Are interior and exterior wall is damaged due to something and is rotten is it covered it is structural and the main wall to the house?
Is English your first language?
How much do contractors charge to build a wall?
It Depends: 1.) What kind of wall do you want? (wood, brick, concrete, mud, etc.) 2.) What typed of wall is this? (Interior, exterior wall of house, exterior landscape/utility wall) 3.) What is the wall finish? (drywall, stucco, siding, plywood, T111) 4.) How tall, thick and wide is it? 5.) does it already have a foundation? 6.) What is the wall tying into? If you're just talking a about an interior partition wall that will be drywalled, you're looking at about $60 per lineal foot with per code electrical outlets.
What are the fatty extensions of the colon's outer wall called?
The exterior aspect of the colon wall has fatty attachments called epiploic appendages.
What is the metal piece under the window sill on the exterior of a house called?
That metal piece is typically called a "drip edge." It is installed under the window sill to help direct water away from the window and prevent it from seeping into the wall or foundation of the house.
What is HCB exterior wall construction?
what is FMC Exterior
What is the hard exterior that is made of cellulose and surrounds the cells of plants and algae?
It is called the cell wall.
Is drywall the best finish for a garage?
Yes. It's cost effective and if you finish it correctly it looks as good as any wall inside your house!
What is the definition of a exterior wall?
An exterior wall is simply a wall that has one of its surfaces on the outside of a building. Exterior walls usually have windows and doors, but not all the time. Both sides of interior walls are inside the building.
Why does the back wall of your house get wet but the ceiling and wall are dry and now it's wet between bathroom and master bedroom not near the back wall?
If the "wet" is on or near a wall that has plumbing, you have a water leak inside the wall. The wall board is channeling the water to a point where it can excape - either to the exterior of the house (the "back wall") or to the interior of the house (between the bathroom and the master bedroom). In other words, gravity right?
What is moulding used in an angle such as where an interior wall meets the ceiling or overhanging cornice on the exterior called?
crown moulding
How do you apply a Tyrolean finish to walls?
A Tyrolean finish is designed to make a new wall look antiqued and aged. It is applied by pouring the mixed finish into a gun that is especially designed for applying Tyrolean finish. Apply a thin base coat to the wall with the spray gun and allow to dry overnight, then apply a slightly thicker finishing coat and it is done.
