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Quick Guide: Garages & Carports: Step-by-Step Construction Methods
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Product Description
This Quick Guide shows readers how to build and finish their own garage or carport from the ground up.The most essential information readers need to successfully handle each task is packed into this concise construction manual.Over 190 detailed drawings clearly illustrate the step-by-step instruction, which has been written with the do-it-yourselfer in mind.With the help of this Quick Guide, readers can add value to their home while enjoying the greatest possible savings in time, effort, and money.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #237949 in Books
- Published on: 1997-02-10
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 80 pages
Editorial Reviews
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"Light on text and heavy on illustrations with step-by-step instructions, each paperback in the Quick Guide series contains enough checklists, diagrams, safety instructions and tips to make it a useful reference for even novice do-it-yourselfers."
"-Chicago Tribune"
Customer Reviews
One of the best guides
When you start a major project, whether a do-it-yourselfer or a builder or contractor, you want the best and most up-to-date building instructions and guidance you can find. This book is the one that instructs you as to the hows and whys, giving good shortcuts in money-saving and time-saving techniques on building that garage or carport.
As a general contractor who is on the job working with my crew, I found this one to be one of the best.
Terrific book for beginning/intermediate do-it-yourselfers
Here is a cogent, extremely useful book, one of a seemingly scant offering of books on the subject of building your own carport. (Garage construction is much easier to find reference material for) Unfortunately, this brief manual deals primarily with garage building, devoting less than equal space to the special problems associated with the construction of a free-standing, unseathed structure. Nevertheless, I found it most helpful as a starting point. Besides, how can you argue with anything that costs as little as the publisher charges for this book. You will be hard pressed to find a better value for your $8.
