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Trade: My words are OPINIONS and hold no REAL value. 2012
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: WA State
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The Visual Handbook Of Building And Remodeling
I picked up this book in our local library. It's a great repository of reference data in the general construction field.
I would like to see what some of y'all think are some of the classic books that are worth their weight, i.e.
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New Guy
Trade: remodeler and handyman
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Re: The Visual Handbook Of Building And Remodeling
I use the "basic building data" book alot for design work. It has alot of valuable reference information.
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Trade: Carpentry
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Location: North Central Florida
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Re: The Visual Handbook Of Building And Remodeling
I've not heard of that - is it good?
All I've got for general remodeling books are "Do It Yourself Projects" and some other generic thing - more for homeowners than remodeling contractors. MHM |
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New Guy
Trade: remodeler and handyman
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Re: The Visual Handbook Of Building And Remodeling
I find it to be very helpful. it has formulas, conversion factors, the size requirements for varrious sport courts, the required unobstructed area for a biiliard / pool room, brick bonds and mortar joints, angles of sunlight, lightening protection, material sizes and specs, examples of pavers and stone pattern. The pervious is just a small smapling of the data contained in the building data book.
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