8′6″ x 16′ x 6′6″ ENCLOSED CAR HAULER – AUTO TRAILER – CARGO TRAILER – LANDSCAPING TRAILER:
Manufactured by Cargo South
V-NOSE DESIGN
- 32″ Curbside door
- (2) 3500lb axles
- Extended Tongue
- EZ Lube hubs
- 4 wheel electric brakes
- Spring assisted Rear ramp door
- 16″ Ramp extension for easy approach
- 3/4″ Plywood floor
- 3/8″ Plywood walls
- 16″ on wall and floor crossmembers
- 12volt dome light
- Roof vent
- High tech roof sealant
- 205 75 D15 Tires
- WHITE SCREWLESS exterior skin
- Recessed step for side door for easy entrance and exit
- (4) D-Rings installed
16′ OF BOX + “V”
3 YEAR Warranty!!!
$3399.00
visit our website if you want more information, or if you want a different size or options.
CALL ANYTIME: 270-791-4224
POPULAR OPTIONS THAT CAN BE ADDED:
- Extra D-RINGS or E-TRACK
- L.E.D. Lights
- Spare wheel and tire
- Aluminum wheels and Radial tires package
- 110 VOLT LIGHT PACKAGE
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** http://www.exite-listings.com/51113
Ocean view and surrounded by new homes!! Street to be paved this summer When completed, the home will have all the latest features to make it a dream home The split entry, with ceramic flooring, will be an elegant entrance to a perfect family house The kitchen dining area is spacious and will have a deck overlooking the ocean view The open concept design continuing into the living room with its hardwood floors will make it perfect for entertaining The kitchen has the latest in cabinetry accented by the ceramic tiled flooring and stainless steel kitchen appliances included The hallway leads to three spacious bedrooms all with walk in closets and high quality laminate The master bedroom features a large walk in closet and ensuite with a whirlpool tub Well built, it has plywood on the exterior walls and roof, storm sewer installed and will be well insulated This home is built with quality and workmanship This unbelievable home has much to offer in this scenic area! Come enjoy the ocean view and make this fabulous home yours this summer!
Virtual Tour:
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Video uploaded on Fri 04 Jun, 2010
real estate Bay Roberts NL
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http://www.AsYouCanTrust.com/solarpanels
Cut your sheet of plywood to fit the dimensions needed for your array of solar cells.
For an array of 36 solar cells of 3 inch by 6 inch mono-crystalline,
accounting for room in between the cells,
you will need a plywood sheet of 45 inches by 24 ¼ inches by 3/8 inch thick.
Please note that you must use cells of the same size–don’t mix sizes on the same panel.
Using the wood glue and wood screws, mount the 4 strips of ¾ inch by ¾ inch wood along the outer edges of the plywood.
This will provide a shallow panel box for the solar cells.
Drill holes in the bottom rail of the ¾ inch strip for ventilation,
pressure equalization, and to allow moisture to escape.
Holes must be in the bottom rail only.
Run a strip of vent tape over the holes to prevent dust and bugs from entering the panel.
Cut the peg-board to fit within the panel box.
Cut plexiglass to the same dimension as your sheet of plywood.
The plexiglass should rest on top of your ¾-inch railing.
The plexiglass should NOT lay inside of the railing.
For now, set the plexiglass aside for later use.
It will be attached after the solar cells have been constructed.
Paint your panel box and peg-board with exterior latex paint.
This will aid in protection from outdoor weather.
Let paint dry for 24 hours.
Assembling the solar cells
To learn more about solar panels, please visit: http://www.
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Need to build a Dog house…..Will 5/8 thickness be good enough and 5 ft W,L and H dog house for Rottweiler ?
T1-11 is exterior plywood that has been textured and dadoed for appearance. So it is a type of exterior, just as pressure treated ply is exterior, but a type.
The grooves are spaced on multiples of 12, being 3,4,6, so a combination will add up to 16", the normal spacing of wall studs.
The texturing is done with a stiff wire brush to raise the grain,
The dadoes are plowed out with a "gang dado
The T1-11 spec is a trademark of weyerhauser corp, denoted Texture- 1-11, similar to the way WD-40 is trademarked (water displacement-40)
5/8 is more than enough for a dog house
Finally the stitches can be removed and I can start prepping the hull for exterior fiberglass.
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A portion of my home has plywood as an exterior underlayment, and a portion is "rboard," an insulating material that is essentially hardened styrofoam. I can’t see how when used alone rboard is sturdy enough to create structural integrity. Can it be used by itself or must it be used in conjunction with exterior plywood (for dwelling areas)? Please let me know, and thanks!
R board or *insul board is not a good substitute for plywood or o.s.b.
It has little diaphragm properties ( will not hold framing in place when weight is applied downward to the wall ), therefore builders and remodelers use it only on single story homes and then only between the corners.
I suggest you use 1/2" o.s.b for exterior sheating or 7/16" on all projects, it is currently priced to be comparable to R board or not much higher.
R board is a cheap way to cut costs, plus it burns readily.
Some builders always use it in the gable ends and is somewhat detectable because it is not strong enough to pull all framing in line and keep it there, you see lots of wavy siding up in these gables when this R board or insul board is used.
Any diaprahm wall I have ever seen on drawings is plywood or o.s.b. never R board or insul board.
starting early and continuing all day for three days (so far) the construction workers next door jackhammer into the wall abutting our home.
They said they’d leave the section of wall next to our house whole, but they are not only jackhammering columns off of it (to put up braces, they say) but have taken out big chunks of the wall, exposing our exterior wall.
Meanwhile, they demolished the wall running along our backyard, and have built a plywood construction wall in its place – except that the plywood was built into our property, and bows even further in at the middle. It was also built over the top of our big cast iron planter.
Georgetown, Robin Hood Foundation, and Achievement First schools say that they want to be good neighbors, but they’ve been dismissive and dishonest thus far… We shall see.
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For more information, contact:
Eddie Slaven
813-971-4600
Help-U-Sell Leading Edge Realty
2 bedroom, 2 bath in very nice manufactured home community. Flooring is all new (3/4′ plywood foundation). All exterior walls are 2 X 6. Stove, refrigerator and A/C are only 6 yrs old. Bathrooms are new. Kitchen cabinets are real wood. Seasonal room is totally finished: glassed, A/C and gas-burning fireplace. Most furniture is included, TV is negotiable. Community has a clubhouse and shuffleboard. The clubhouse provides many exciting activities for its residents.
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Building a simple wooden model for
8′x8′ Garden Shed using plywood, 2×4 & 2×6
without interior or exterior finishes.
For more details and better understanding of the system,
please make sure to watch my other video titled
All-in-one modular construction system
on my YouTube channel
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Excerpted from a full page article on installing exterior foam insulation at: http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/superinsulating-home-rigid-foam
A THICK SKIN THAT KEEPS A HOME WARM AND DRY
Foam sheathing can be your insulation, air barrier, and drainage plane all rolled into one.
Sheathing with foam-board insulation is a great way to get more R-value with a conventionally framed house. It can work just as well in remodeling projects as in new construction. Applying rigid foam takes some getting used to, but the basic tasks are not that much different from installing typical plywood or OSB sheathing—and the lightweight foam is easier on your back…
For more information read the full article at: http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/superinsulating-home-rigid-foam
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