Is OSB a Safe Building Material?
Curious to know if OSB is a safe building material to work with? Are there any gaseous emissions from OSB? Find out today!
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Disposal of OSB
Does disposal of OSB in a landfill harm the environment? How can you dispose of your OSB or reduce the waste leftover from your product?
Removing a piece of OSB subflooring
Need to remove a piece of tongue and groove OSB subflooring panel to get some wiring through to my attic? Get your answer here!
Sweaty Vents
Is there anything you can do about your sweaty vents?
Can you store OSB for future projects?
Looking to buy a load of OSB for a future project? Well, if that project is a few years away you might want to listen to the advice of our Ol’ Sage Builders regarding the matter.
How to Use a Hammer
This may seem intuitive, but many Do-It-Yourself enthusiasts and some construction professionals use hammers incorrectly which can damage your tools or result in injury. Taking care to use your hammer properly will ensure that it lasts longer and that your work doesn’t damage the wood or nails.
Better Configurations for Drywall Corners
A traditional three-stud corner means you have to insert attachment screws at an angle which can rip the paper face and may leave a slight bump in the finish – why not learn a better way of doing it! Read on for a new method by the Ol’ Sage Builder.
Does Reshingling Damage Roof Sheathing?
Recently, one of our clients had to replace their shingles for a third time after another severe hailstorm. Concerned that the repeated re-shingling had damaged their OSB roof sheathing, we forwarded the query to the APA (The Engineered Wood Association) for comment. Find out what they had to say!
The Importance of Attic Vents
Why are attic vents so important? One way to deal with moisture in your attic is through roof ventilation. Attic and roof spaces need to breathe or they will start develop mildew and rot.
Can I glue vinyl planks directly to my subfloor?
Curious on whether or not it’s okay to glue your vinyl planks directly to a sub flooring? Well, our ol’ sage has the answer for you!
