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Comments (5)If you change your mind and decide to go with an aluminum frame, I highly recommend Poly-tex. Their customer service is unsurpassed. When we put up our greenhouse, we were on the phone with Jon almost every day. He was an enormous help! Their GHs come with all parts and necessary supplies needed. Although our greenhouse was made by Poly-tex, I had purchased it through a distributor, Gothic Arch Greenhouses (I didn't know I could order direct from Poly-tex). If you look at the Gothic Arch site, they have a list of "institutional" greenhouses, built for schools. They even have a list of needed supplies. I also saw a wooden GH http://www.gothicarchgreenhouses.com/institutionalgreenhouses.html It all depends on what the school wants to do with the greenhouse and how much they have to spend. Here is a link that might be useful: Poly-tex...See MoreReupholstering?
Comments (12)These posts are great info for merits of how to decide whether upholstery makes sense (cents)... then you have the emotional attachment to furniture pieces you want to keep added into the mix We bought armchairs more than 30 yrs ago when we lived in Houston and paid what a friend thought was a lot of money--I think they were maybe 200 a chair back then but memory at my age is like of iffy... We kept them--they were very comfortable higher-backed reading type chairs...had an ottoman too...but they got kind of tattered over the years and moved to the back bedrooms and eventually a storage facility--but never gave them up... They were redone when we moved into current house--one plus ottoman in Ikat type fabric for downstairs guest bedroom and one in solid slub-type for upstairs bedroom...and to my way of thinking I couldn't have bought chairs that were more comfortable --so cost was consideration but not deciding factor--- I have 4 mate's chairs w/two different shades of vinyl upholstery that I am holding on to that my husband had from a prior business office. I want to recover with Sunbrella fabrics for vacation house in FL and paint their wood glossy white. They are a great, comfortable low-back chair for a dining table... But getting them to FL is the problem... I might try to redo them myself because I think the seats' webbing/support is in good shape for most part...but the curves are tricky... I have done simple dining room chair seats before and even done another lounge chair when I didn't really care how it looked and just stapled the material over the existing as I went... I find it always so interesting that Sarah Richardson--the Canadian designer on HGTV--is always shopping for used furniture for most of her decorating jobs or recovering pieces the homeowner might have... Last show I watched they picked a chair for a nursery off the street--had it recovered, added a rocking/swivel base vs original legs, and added height to the back....Tommy did a sniff test but when you are taking off all but the frame I don't know what different it made how it smelled...just open the windows in the SUV... That show replays April 2 from info on HGTV site interesting because they went with a safari theme for baby's room How that labor and materials came out cheaper than buying a swivel-glider at Toys R Us I don't know...but free is pretty cheap to start with... The one factor you need to consider IMO getting something off Craigs List or dumpster diving is bedbugs-- they love soft furnishing and can hide in cracks of upholstery for months w/o being deterred from their mission of blood sucking... Anything questionable I would pass on unless you plan to strip ALL material from frame and start anew--and do it away from your house and bag all of it for disposal right away... Bedbugs are becoming a plague right now in some areas... Here is a link that might be useful: Natural Nursery redo...See MoreAC Refrigerant Leak TXV connections both Main and External Equalizer
Comments (1)The connections you show in picture do not necessarily represent what a refrigerant leak looks like. It appears to me that someone applied bubble mixture to those parts, to see if they were leaking bubbles would form around the point in which there is a leak. It is extremely rare for leaks to develop around the points you show. It can happen, but very, very rare. The main reason why you repeatedly get ripped off is that you chase after low ball type gimmicks. You need to budget money toward getting your system fixed the right way and stop chasing after 'low cost' gimmicks that don't do anything to fix your system. Here's a video embedded below that gives an elaborate example of a common refrigerant leak repair. I service the Katy, Texas area....See MoreAdvice on backsplash above shower. Replace wallboard?
Comments (3)I don't know if that is a good fix or not. But I do know that this is a condensation problem. Do you have an exhaust fan in this bathroom? If you do, is it run during and after showers? It is hard to remember to turn one on if you are not used to it. I just installed an automatic one in my remodel. It turns on when anyone enters the bathroom. My guess is that you would want at least waster resistant drywall and a waterproofing paint-on product behind your tile. Cut away the old drywall anywhere there is mold in the drywall itself, patch with wither durock or water resistant drywall and use paint-on waterproofing. Cement board (durock) is not waterproof. I think the tile will look kind of silly above an acrylic shower, though. It must be the same color as the shower to have a chance to look right. It has to go to the ceiling. Otherwise, you are just moving the problem higher....See More- 4 years ago
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