52 Weekend Makeovers: Easy Projects to Transform Your Home Inside and Out

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Author: Taunton Press

ISBN-10: 1561588636

ISBN-13: 9781561588633

Category: Decorating - General & Miscellaneous

DIY sells: from television shows to books, homeowners are looking for information on how to tackle improvement projects that will ultimately save money and add value.\ 52 Weekend Makeovers contains a full year of home improvement projects for homeowners who want to roll up their sleeves and transform their home in a weekend. Complete step-by-step instructions make the projects fool-proof, and design alternatives provide ideas for adapting the project to fit your style and budget.\ Transform...

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This do-it-yourself collection contains a full year of home improvement projects for homeowners who want to roll up their sleeves and transform their home in a weekend. Complete step-by-step instructions and design alternatives are included.

Get Set     4Prep Projects     18Painting a Room     44Strie & Chambray     56Painting Trim     64Colonial Casing     76Wainscot     86Crowning Touch     96Building a Better Baseboard     106Mantelpiece     116Painted Cabinets     126Cabinet Refacing     138Cabinet Organizers     150Tile Backsplash     162Sink & Faucet Upgrade     172Laminate Tile Floor     184Painted Vanity Cabinet     198Installing a Tile Floor     210Helpful Hang-Ups     226Stronger than Dirt     234Closet Makeover     250Garage Makeover     264Overhead Organizer     280Workshop Solution     288Main Entry Makeover     300BBQ Headquarters     310Stepping Stones     324Lighting the Way     334Credits     344

\ From the PublisherGot a couple of free days? "52 Weekend Makeovers" has some suggestions for what to do with them. The book offers a year's worth of ideas for improving the inside and outside of your home - projects such as building a mantel, installing a wainscot, painting a room and tiling a floor. In fairness, some might take most do-it-yourselfers more than one weekend, but the instructions are simple enough that people without a great deal of home-improvement skill should be able to follow them. Included are some useful tidbits, such as information on helpful tools and warnings about what could go wrong. "—Akron Beacon Journal"\ \