I don't want to offer a discount to customers who have just ordered from me because they've favorited my listing(s). Do the favorited item offers only apply to people who have favorited, but not ordered?
Hi,
Has anyone been able to find the mixed 12-pack of Big Sky in bottles? I live in Washington state and used to bring it camping every year but I haven't seen the mixed pack in a long time
Let's assume LP Smart Siding is truly 48" wide overall, and studs are spaced 16" OC.
If I were to start installing a panel flush with the outside edge of the 1st stud, then the tongue of the Smart Siding will end at the outside edge of the 3rd stud, NOT in the center of the stud.
My question is: is LP Smart Siding actually longer than 48" so that the tongue would end on the centerline of the 3rd stud? Or do I have to make sure my studs are spaced so that the center of the 3rd stud is 48" from the outside edge of the 1st?
Hi all,
My K1 does this thing where, if it has been powered off for multiple days, it won't take a photo until I've pressed the shutter button several times. Sometimes I have to turn it off and back on. The mirror seems to flip up and the shutter actuates but no photo is saved. It's almost like it's been hibernating and needs to warm up before it can save photos. Anyone else have this issue?
I am designing a 4x8 garden shed to build on a sloped concrete slab. Was thinking of using 2x6 PT sleepers anchored to the slab and shimmed level.
A sheet of 3/4 PT plywood is fastened to the sleepers, and an additional 3/8 plywood board is fastened on top of that for added stiffness.
My concerns lie with the gaps between the sleepers and the lack of joists running along the 8' length. Does this look like enough support? Is it necessary to add boards running lengthwise to support the front and back walls? Or should I just add 2-3 more sleepers to shorten the gaps?
Hi there,
My first shed build will be a 4x8 garden shed. Unfortunately the area I need to put it is concrete and slopes gently towards what would be the doorway/front side.
What would be the best way to make a level floor without demolishing the concrete? Pouring a wedge slab on top? Using sleepers and shimming the low side?