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Yes, actually I would like to do it top down, but not sure if the mortar will be enough to hold everything in place without some kind of bracing?

I tore off some 70s fake lava rock off my indoor filreplace and want to replace it with some cultured stone. I'm starting with the corners and have all the corner pieces. Thing is, I want things to line up perfectly with the (vaulted) ceiling and have a piece picked out that will fit...

Yeah there is no real timetable for installing them since I will be doing it all. The only thing is, I have to figure out exactly what color stain I want to use etc, before I can get started.

Sorry, I am talking about the INTERIOR wood on the windows, I don't need any heavy duty marine stuff. The exterior is a no-maintenance composite material. Here are some pictures of the wood on the interior side, you can see the places where the wood touches the frame and each other, I'm...

So I got a bunch of Andersen windows I will be installing. They are gliding (sliding) windows with a real wood interior. I want to stain and finish them to match the trim that's going to go up around them (dark wood, craftsman style). It looks like if I wait and finish them after being...

Hello! Thanks for the comments. This particular picture is of a sliding door, but they used the same type of brick mould for two doors and a window. Even though it's a real pain, it is possible to order this matching brick mould from Home Depot. What I am interested in is the white plastic...

Hi, thanks for the advice, I haven't had time to start the project yet, but I will post pictures once I've started. Yes, it does sound like it should be easy enough to cut away the drywall near the ceiling joint and replace it with DensShield. From what I've read, the ceilings usually go on...

I had a couple of doors and windows replaced with Andersen products. They used a composite brick mould for the trim (also manufactured by Andersen to match the colors). I'd like to replace some more windows by myself, but I'm trying to figure out how the installers attached the moulding...

I'm looking at remodeling my bathroom and removing the drywall on the walls, replacing them with something more suitable for covering with tile. At least one part of the bathroom will have a new built-in shower, so the tile needs to go all the way up to the ceiling. Not sure about the rest...