House of the We Three Bedrooms Or Six Take Your Choice
The House of the Week presents a flexible one story design by Herman H. York J-21 adaptable for three to six bedrooms. It offers 1,832 square feet on the main level plus optional lower level up to 1,304 square feet, with a balcony, open living dining den plan, two full baths, abundant closets, brick exterior, and design notes for brick red with white trim and possible cedar shingles.
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Herman H. York
J-21
York
Whitehall
Quarry tile adds luxury to patios with DIY installation
Homeowners upgrade concrete patios by tiling with quarry tile using new dryset mortar for stronger bonds and thinner setting beds. The guide covers surface prep, mixing, placing, grouting, sealing, and care, plus a pay later option for painting and decorating.
Modern paints require surface prep and careful technique
Modern water thinned latex and alkyd paints are tougher and longer lasting than prewar paints. They bond poorly to contaminants and need absolute dust free surfaces and roughening before repainting. Apply with minimal brushing to avoid disturbing the paint film and achieving proper hiding.
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Anwler
Water Emulsion House Paints Offer Quick Dry Time
Several companies market water emulsion house paints this year claiming under an hour drying. The fast dry reduces dirt and seeds trapped in the film and rain storms won’t spoil the job. Follow can instructions before applying any paint.
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