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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1965

Page

33

Colonial-Style House Design H-82 Highlights Dual Levels

The design H-82 offers 1667 square feet on the main and upper levels with a living room dining room and family kitchen area plus a foyer and three rear balconies. Lower level can house recreation room hobby space fourth bedroom or den laundry area and a two car garage with ample storage. Architect Lester Cohen envisions a flexible bi level colonial style with a front portico curved staircase and integrated outdoor access to a lower terrace.

Lester Cohen Cohen

Proper Tools For Garden Care From Basic Essentials

A guide lists essential garden tools including a spade weighing about five pounds, a hand trowel six inch blade, a garden hoe, a pronged cultivator, and a scuffle hoe. It notes rakes for soil and debris, with pruning tools continuing the sequence.

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Carpet On Walls Provides Soundproofing and Style

A feature on sisal carpet shows walls can echo soundproofing and insulation benefits. Frank O’Connor of Ireland House New York explains sisal walls in a child’s room, with beige brown squares and tweedy textures. Designers praise bold color pairings and geometric patterns for walls and floors.

Vivian Brown UP News Frank O'Connor Ireland House New York

Depth and thickness guidelines for a poured concrete garage foundation

Local codes vary for garage foundations. Check with authorities for permit requirements. Common cases require a footing wider than the wall, with concrete mixes like 1:2:3. Example cited: 36 inches deep, 8 inch base, 16 inch footing thickness. Concrete delivery from local companies recommended.

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