Homeowner Forum / Construction

Wired doorbells have a transformer which is always on and always using
electricity. This is yet one more thing in the house which does this like
TV, microwave, remote control things, things with clocks, plug-in phones,
etc.

I've been asked to mount an antenna and pole on the side of a mobile home.
I'm pretty familiar with traditional (non-mobile) home construction, but I
have no experience with this form of design.
Where are frame members located (every 16 / 24 inches)? What size are they

I redoing my bath. Wife for years has been saying she wants a warm floor
when she gets ready for work.
I want to keep the woman working and happy.. Anybody done these with coiled
up wire??

We had a slab built a few years ago and the builders simply built-up the
earth to support a even slab, there are no concrete foundations...only
dirt. The dirt is now eroding from around the perimeter of the slab
leaving its corners hanging in the air. Anything I can do to repair

While searching for altenative energy information to possibly include in my
encyclopedia, I came across what I consider to be the best "GREEN" cartoon
ever. Mother Goose & Grimm covered the subject better than any other cartoon
I have ever seen.

I'm laying a shed foundation of 3/4" crushed stone. Due to levelling
issues, I'll be putting down around 12" depth of it (about 7 yards total
crushed stone in a 144 sq. foot area).
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