On paper, installing drywall may seem easy. But for the average DIY builder, many errors can result in a significant waste of time and resources. One of the things that can quickly go wrong is when the drywall seams are not flush. When installing drywall, we expect the seams to sit flush with bordering pieces. … Read more
DensGlass has had a track record of being the best sheathing product for over three decades. This fiberglass mat gypsum sheathing is structurally stable, durable, and fire-resistant. DensGlass sheathing performs exceptionally well as the foundation for other building materials and promotes insulation. However, some property owners crave better protection against air and moisture. That’s why they … Read more
There are many scenarios where you may need a porous surface sealer. For instance, if you have just torn wallpaper or tiles from your wall, you may be left behind with a huge mess that needs to be covered. Alternatively, these primers and sealers also come in handy when you want to paint over porous … Read more
To some people, a brick wall finish looks rustic and unique. Others, however, don’t find it so appealing. We all have different tastes, and if you have recently moved into a home with a brick wall finish, you may consider covering it up with plaster. Structo-Lite is one of the most popular plasters. It is … Read more
If you are in the process of building your home, you may benefit significantly from a quality house wrap. A house wrap can ensure both structures’ durability and improve energy efficiency. By letting vapor pass through and preventing water from getting in, you can avoid issues such as mold and rot. Tyvek has always been … Read more
Removing wallpaper glue is tedious and time-consuming. It’s also risky because you can damage the surface if you use a lot of elbow grease and sharp tools. So, what options do you have when you want to paint over a wall or ceiling that still has some wallpaper adhesive residue? Can you use a surface … Read more
Paulownia goes by many names in Asia, where it grows natively. It is popularly called Kiri or the Princess Tree. Here in the west, Paulownia is a popular siding material. Homeowners love it because it looks like walnut or Mahogany and is resistant to staining. Most sellers of Paulownia siding also claim that this engineered material … Read more
Because of their structural diversity and elegance, slump blocks are a common building material. Slump blocks are a type of concrete that is usually removed from the mold before it sets. The slumped design looks great and can be easily combined with other wall systems. You can find slump blocks in a wide range of weights … Read more
A lot of property owners appreciate the traditional look of cedar siding. However, natural cedar has more drawbacks than benefits. That’s why NuCedar is considered a much better alternative. Made using Ex-Cel cellular PVC, NuCedar sidings are milled to perfection. They are known to be durable. And unlike its natural counterpart, NuCedar doesn’t rot or … Read more
Tyvek has many uses. In the construction industry, Tyvek is used as a house wrap. Features such as being water-repellent, durable, tear-resistant, and breathable make Tyvek one of the best house wraps on the market. For construction purposes, you will often see Tyvek used on the exterior of a building. But can it still offer … Read more
A home’s siding has two jobs. First, it makes your home’s exterior look neat and aesthetically pleasant. Secondly, it protects your home and everything on the inside from the elements. While performing the latter task, your home’s siding takes a beating daily. That’s why when shopping for home sidings. You need to invest in a … Read more
Tyvek has been around for years, and during that period, it acquired many uses. For example, Tyvek protects materials from water damage in the construction industry. Considering its durability, Tyvek is an excellent choice for almost any project. For homeowners interested in using Tyvek over a foam board, you may wonder if this project is … Read more
