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I hit your post because Im googleing for the same thing. . 1928 San Francisco house: heating outlet. . Try http://www.shop4classics.com/category.asp?cid=17 .
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Hi, Very interesting! Try... Wallpaper Factory Outlet http://www.wallpaperliquidators.com/ and search on stone wall Lelands Wallpaper http://www.lelandswallpaper.com/brickwall.htm Tom
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Ive rewired some old houses and am amazed that they did not burn down. Electrical codes were not around or when they were, they were not always followed. Plus the fact that sometimes it was updated by a homeowner or inexperienced repairman, would be a recipe for disaster. So do replace the wiring wi...
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Hi, I just ran into this site and thought it might be worth a try to get some advice. We are making an offer this evening on a bungalow style home built in 1900. It does not have much of a crawl space, so it is making estimating costs for repairs exceedingly difficult. My main concerns with it invol...
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I am looking for 2 hobnail hurricane lamp globes. They are 3 wide at the bottom and stand approx. 10-1/2 inches high and have a ruffled effect on the top. I believe that they were considered bedroom lamps however I use them in my living room. I understand that they are too new to be considered antiq...
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renovating a home from the early 1900s with old cloth covered wiring. The wire is romex style but the insulation on the wire is brittle and the outside is braided cotton. There is no ground wire, and the plus are two pronged and not polorized. Durind the course of renovating should I replace the old...
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I have an old commercial building with original 1900s tin ceiling tile installed throughout. The ceilings dimensions are 20x100 and is complete with filler and crown molding. There is also a border around the ceiling that is installed between the filler and main tiles. The border is about 8-12 wide ...
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We Have dark 1/4 in rough wood grain paneling on some walls in our family room. We, unfortunately used liquid nails to put this up back in 1976. We want a brighter fresher look in the room. It has been suggested that we purchase 1/4 in dry wall and cover the paneling but wonder what to do about the ...
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