Tile a Wall

Category: Living & Bedroom

Number of Steps: 7

Transform an ordinary wall with floor to ceiling tile. Laying a straight grid of uniform tiles is simplest, but you could also get creative with border tiles and interesting patterns.

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Hanging Borders

Category: Living & Bedroom

Number of Steps: 5

Like any wallpapering project, you're most likely to be successful if the surfaces are clean and smooth. If you're installing a wallpaper border over an existing paper, you'll get the best results using a vinyl-to-vinyl adhesive.

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Framing a Partition Wall On The Floor

Category: Living & Bedroom

Number of Steps: 8

Make one room feel like two. First, lay out the bottom plate of the new wall, and then cut 2x4 top and soleplates to length. Measure the distance between the floor and the ceiling, or the joists, and use the layout marks to see how many studs you'll need. Lay the soleplate on edge along the floor line, and the top plate on edge with the layout marks facing the soleplate. Once all studs have been attached to the soleplates, raise the wall and position the plates on the floor and ceiling lines.

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Installing Carpet Tile

Category: Living & Bedroom

Number of Steps: 6

There are two advantages to carpet tiles: First you don?t need to master the art of stretch-in installation. The downside: Because the tiles are glued down, there?s no pad underneath. Like vinyl and ceramic tiles, you lay out carpet tiles by finding the center of the room, Once you?ve found the center, peel-and-stick installation starts by laying a square in it, and then working out toward the walls, Mastic installation also start in the center, but is done one quadrant at a time because it makes glue application easier. Carpet tile is like other tiles: you can create countless patterns. Take a look at the manufacturer?s brochures to see what textures and colors are available.

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Build a Shadow Box Headboard

Category: Living & Bedroom

Number of Steps: 9

Make your own graphic focal point above the bed with a grid of boxes painted in the colours of the Fireside palette.

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