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Laminate Floor Basics
Laminate Floor Basics

…interlocking system that is held together with an adhesive. The adhesive holds the flooring material together, while allowing…
…the subfloor below to move independently of the laminate. The adhesive also helps seal off the core material from surface…

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Garage Workshop Foundation and Slab
Garage Workshop Foundation and Slab

…covered with a plastic vapor barrier. The concrete is poured…
…finished slab. An adhesive sill sealer closes gaps…
…include sand or gravel. A vapor barrier and insulation are often…
…Sill sealers are an adhesive foam application that…

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Constructing and Outfitting a Wine Cellar
Constructing and Outfitting a Wine Cellar

…storage area, insulation is a key step. He recommends building the walls with 5/8th-inch green board, installing a vapor barrier and insulating with a faced rigid cellular polyisocyanurate thermal insulation board like Thermax or its polyurethane foam…

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Green Homes Special Series: Part Seven: Foundations

…unfaced fiberglass or damp spray cellulose. No interior vapor barrier is installed. Photo courtesy of >BuildingScience.com…
…unfaced fiberglass or damp spray cellulose. No interior vapor barrier is installed. Photo courtesy of BuildingScience.com…

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Concrete, Block and Slab Foundations

…mil polyethylene sheet provides a vapor barrier between the soil and the slab. A two-inch layer of sand goes on top of the vapor barrier, followed by a 6x6-inch wire-mesh…
…followed by a six-mil polyethylene vapor barrier. One to two inches of foam board can…

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Tile Countertops

…will add to the cost. There are two schools of thought about installing tile, says Lee. Old school suggests using a vapor barrier on a plywood base, wire mesh, a cement base, and a thinset of cement and sand with a latex additive to allow time for…

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House Paint Problems

…sink or tub overflows, or from cooking and using a humidifier. The vapor moves through exterior walls if there is not a vapor barrier or if the barrier is incorrectly installed. Look for this deterioration particularly outside bathrooms, laundry rooms…

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Surfacing Walls with Stone Veneers

…Surfaces like new, untreated brick, block, or concrete, require no special preparation, but wallboard or wood will need a vapor barrier, weep system, metal lath, and a scratch coat of mortar. The stones can be trimmed or adjusted with tools like a brick…

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Basement Finishing Systems

…building materials presents the risk of encouraging mold, mildew, water damage, or warping. In many areas of the country, a vapor barrier must be installed before hanging wallboard. That can cause more harm than good because it traps moisture in the walls…

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Home Energy Audits

…attic, check to see if there is a vapor barrier (retarder) under the attic insulation. The vapor barrier might be tar paper, kraft paper attached…
…If there does not appear to be a vapor barrier, you might consider painting the…

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