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19 viewsThe size of the footing of the house depends on many factors. Normally a minimum of about 15 centimeters is appropriate. (05-Mar-04) dozer
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19 viewsHere is a house with aluminum windows which uses a wood entry door. (03-Apr-04)dozer
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18 viewsClose up of small red brick construction.dozer
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18 viewsThe base rebar (4 hun full) is placed on top of a gravel sub footing. The stick represents the middle of the foundation post which is to be poured.dozer
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18 viewsThe foundation post holes should be around 1 meter square and 1 meter deep. dozer
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18 viewsThis wood bathroom window frame shows how red bricks are used to make the brick row even, on top of the window.dozer
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18 viewsThis cabinet door shows how nails are used in framing doors. Notice the nails at regular intervals around the door, these are then used to anchor the cabinet (or door) frame to the wall. (13-May-04)dozer
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18 viewsBathroom doors are made of waterproof plastic material. Here one is being prepared for installation. (23-Jun-04)dozer
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18 viewsFor wood windows, one option to make for easy opening is a push/pull rod like this. These are not commonly sold, but can be bought at Homepro. Once the screen is installed an apparatus like this makes opening the windows very easy. The handle you see is a rod which connects to the window. It can be pushed to open the window and closed to shut the window without having to adjust the screen. (27-Jun-04)dozer
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18 viewsThis shows a ball bearing type door holder. These come in many models and types. Some of the models affix with magnets but the more expensive ones use a ball bearing mechanism such as shown here. (20-Aug-04)dozer
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17 viewsSmall red bricks. (03-Apr-04)dozer
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17 viewsHouse being built with superblock.dozer
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