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In this article, we’ll list down the different types of speakers available in the market. To aid you in shopping for a speaker, we have also prepared a buying guide with factors to consider in choosing a unit.

Whether you’re making cabinets for yourself or for your clients, here are the different types of cabinet-making tools you’ll need to do a high-quality job. Some of these tools are inexpensive hand tools, and some are power tools that require a larger investment.

If you’re going to be removing or applying new wallpaper, here are the types of wallpapering tools you’ll need. The good news is that you probably already have a bunch of the basics, such as a scraper, level, ruler, and utility knife. And the others are fairly inexpensive.

If you’re thinking about adding dormers to your home, you have a lot of architectural styles to choose from. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of dormers, the cost to add a dormer, and the different types of dormers you can choose.

Metal roofing is becoming a broad topic. You could talk about material, fastener and seam type, and pattern. As for material, there are 4 common metal roofing types to choose from. We’ll discuss the pros, cons, and cost of each, along with the different designs and styles of metal roofs.

Painting – you either love it, or you hate it. Either way, you can enjoy your time painting a lot more if you have the right types of painting tools. Here, we’ll cover the basics of what you know and probably give you some new ideas of what to use in your next painting project.

Throw pillows not only make sofas and beds more comfortable, but they also add texture and color to a room. Over time though, these decorative pillows tend to accumulate dust, dander, debris or grime. To keep their colors and materials fresh, you need to wash your throw pillows regularly. So rather than throwing out your decorative pillows with the first sign of dirt or stain appearing on them, there are some easy methods you can try to clean them.

Whether you’re building a new barn or redoing the roof on your existing structure, it’s important to choose the right roofing style and material to use for your climate and purposes. In this post, we’re discussing the pros and cons of the most common barn roof styles in terms of shape as well as the best barn roofing materials to use.

Do you need a sloped roof on your house? How about on your barn or commercial building? Is the slope necessary for drainage, or can you accomplish the same thing with a flat roof? In this post, we’re talking about the differences between a flat and sloped roof, the pros and cons of a sloped roof, and the different types of slope styles you could choose.

Curved roof systems can come in various designs, with the entire or partial parts of the roof having curved elements. They can be constructed of almost any roof materials, including shingle and tile, but in most modern builds, curved roofs are being made from sheets of metal due to their pliability, low cost, and ease of installation.

A clerestory roof is made up of sloping roof panels at slightly differing heights, which are joined in the middle by a vertical flat wall. The wall is filled with windows, therefore allowing natural light to flood into the building. The windows can be made up of several small windows or one large rectangular window. The name clerestory refers to these windows, which make up a ‘clear story’ between the two sloping roofs.

If you have a smaller house and are looking for some ideas of how to make the most of your porch, you’ll want to check out these pictures. We’re highlighting what others have done to spice up their front porches. You’ll see everything from architectural designs to smart landscaping choices to unique seating arrangements to floral and décor ideas.