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There are many home improvement books available in the market. But, there are exclusively few books which people would like to read from time to time. Here is a list of some of the most helpful home improvement books on the market today.
Authored by John Metz from Montana, US in 2008
This book has become our #1 recommendation for several reasons. First, it comes in a digital form which makes it available immediately. It covers over 14,000 different woodworking projects and contains 20 years worth of woodworking knowledge.
Some of the projects that are covered in Woodworking4Home include:
Workbench Plans Bird Feeder Plans
Bookcase Plans Gun Cabinet Plans
Kitchen Cabinet Plans Rocking Chair Plans
Coffee Table Plans Computer Desk Plans
14,000 More Projects
What really sets this course apart from the rest is the fact that it comes with video tutorials. While the blueprints are very easy to understand and follow, this is a great bonus for those who would like to see exactly how a job is to be completed.
Overall, Woodworking4home receives 5 out of 5 stars and is highly recommended.
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Common Sense PestControl
Authored by Bill and Helga Olkowski and Sheila Daar (from Taunton Press in the year 1991) - Pests invade homes, gardens and human bodies (the book also contains information about lice). This book guides the user towards the weaknesses of different pests which will help control the invasion.
Renovation: A Complete Guide Authored by Michael W. Litchfiel (from Sterling Publications in the year 1977) - The book offered a complete guide for restoring old houses which needed perfection and at the same time offered safety to the old walls. With more than thousand photographs and illustrations available in the book taken by the author from the old houses that he restored will give a perfect example for those who are planning out for a renovation.
A Pattern Language Authored by Christopher Alexander, Murray Silverstein and Sara Ishikawa - The 1,171 book covered all the problems and their solutions to over 200 designing problems, which included from the layout of a town plan to a staircase in a house. Considered as the most influential book for architectures from around the world.
Code Check: A Field Guide to Building a Safe House Authored by Redwood Kardon (from Taunton Press in the year 1995) - Safety precautions are important while you renovate a house or plan to modify a particular corner of a house. Questions like how high a handrail should be mounted, what should be the hole size to drill throughout a stud etc. can prevail in one’s mind when such people plan to renovate their house on their own. This book gives an insight to all these questions and also explains the pros and cons of the same. There are 600 answers to many common questions, neatly addresses in a 32 laminated pages. The author of this home improvement book is a building inspector who is hired by inspectors and contractors at the job.
By following the instructions in these home improvement books, completing any job should be quick and easy.
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