2 foot thick walls
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Comments (1)i would start by asking the neighbor if they find any pleasure in it.. and perhaps come to an agreement to destroy the whole.. and start over ... either helping with labor.. or splitting the cost ... cutting it down is usually not the problem.. as much as getting rid of the mess after .... on most things... you have to PRUNE .. not shear... back to a live branch ... you cant just lop off 2 feet ... though i am not researching your specific plant ... but regardless of what you do ... it will be ugly for a number of years .. and your will have to be able to put up with that ... some peeps can.. others cant ... i just googled white cedar.. and was told.. that common name is used on a few different plants.. it would be good to know.. the latin name of your plant .. so as to be most specific on advice ... and that is why you may not be able to track down specific info.. including youtubes on the process .... we can ID the plant with a pic .... i dont know what you are talking about with splicing ... if you mean grafting.. its an idea.. but i never heard of it.. and it is not the favored season for grafting ... good luck ken...See Morecorrect amount of A/C tonnage for a 2,380 square foot home
Comments (2)10 foot ceilings adds quite a bit of space especially with some vaulted in other rooms. You do have very good insulating properities with 2X6 construction and R-19 walls and R-30 ceiling. Are your windows big? Do you have alot of them? Will you have window treatments? You would be ok with 5 tons if it was a 2-stage. You could run on the low stage alot. 5-tons single stage might be a little bit much....See MoreGlass for 1/2 wall (pony wall) what thickness should it be?
Comments (5)No shower door? I would use 1/2" just to give the heavier appearance personally and use the Showerguard (not a knockoff). Just my .02...........................See MoreToo many windows and doorways for furniture placement
Comments (3)How often do you use the French doors to actually access the front yard? I would actually build a small corner on the back side of the fireplace and put the TV there on a diagonal. Then put chairs on either side of the fireplace also facing the TV....See More- 12 years ago
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