Most exterior walls require sheathing to increase their strength, boost insulation properties, and act as a nailing base for siding. Sheathing is usually carried out on newly constructed walls. Existing walls do not require it unless the existing siding is stripped during renovations. Ply board is one of the commonly used materials for external wall sheathing. It consists of thin layers of wood and wood chips glued together to form a board.
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A Few Simple Tips for Sprucing Up a Carport
A carport is a great choice for any home without a garage, or you might add one to a barn or other outbuilding to protect your tractor, ATV, caravan, and the like. While a carport is usually considered very utilitarian, you might want to consider how to spruce it up if it's visible from the street and especially from your backyard or side yard. After all, you can't enjoy a barbecue with friends if you're staring at a drab and dull carport while on the patio!
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Why Employers Use Third Party Recruitment Agencies
As a job seeker, you might have asked yourself why there often has to be a middle-man of sorts between you and potential employers. Why can't employers just advertise vacant positions in the papers and hold personal interviews as would be the norm?
There are good reasons for this state of affairs, some of which are discussed below so that you understand the sense in it.
Employers Want Potential Candidates, Not Applicants
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Home Renovations: Four Design Tweaks That Will Refresh Your Kitchen
Do you want to give your kitchen a makeover but don't have the time or resources for a major renovation? Home improvement is not all about making structural changes and altering floor plans to achieve a fresh, new look. With a few minor tweaks to the existing design, you can transform the look and functionality of your kitchen without breaking the bank while doing it. Here are some of the top ideas that you should consider for your next kitchen renovation project.
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