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Tips For Building Your Own GarageBy: Adrian Adams | 05/01/2007 | Home & FamilyHome improvement projects increase the value of your home, while building skills and giving you a hobby to relax with, making something worthwhile with your hands. One of the simpler home improvement projects to tackle this coming summer is building a new garage. Custom door installations: part of a cost-effective home maintenance planBy: Jane Muder | 29/05/2009 | FurnitureIn a slow housing market with limited economic opportunity, you're probably eager for ideas to lower your monthly bills and preserve the home you have. Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Kinds Of GaragesBy: Adrian Adams | 10/01/2007 | Home ImprovementWhile we mentioned that there are pre-fabricated kits for building your garage, it was understating the extend of these things. A brief internet search on "types of garages" will give you an overwhelming number of answers about this type of construction. While we mentioned choosing space requirements early on, look for... How to Build an Eco-friendly Earthbag RoundhouseBy: Owen Geiger | 30/01/2009 | DIYOf all the various shapes of houses, roundhouses have always been one of my favorite. Like domes, they create maximum floor space with minimal wall material, but roundhouses are simpler and easier to build since the walls are vertical. And because roundhouses are protected by a roof, they are suited to a wider range of climates than domes. Combining the efficiencies of roundhouses with the benefits of earthbag building enables virtually everyone to afford their own home. 2012 Survival GuideBy: 2012online | 07/08/2008 | EnvironmentThis Survival Guide is intended as a basic introduction on how to prepare for and react to events that may take place over the course of the years leading up to December 21, 2012.
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