How do you hang foam core sheets from the ceiling when the exsisting joists are 30x40 inches apart?
It sounds like who ever built the structure never intended to hang anything from the joists. You are not adding allot of weight, but I would still add a joist 2 x 4 so you have 24" centers to work with. that way all of your outside edges and the center will be supported when using 4' x 8' sheets.
Can you be a transfer student from foreign language faculty to interior design?
Sure, but it is up to the college how many of your units they will allow to transfer into your new progam/college.
What is the interior replacement costs for condos?
You are not specific about what you want to replace within the interior, so there's no way to answer your question.
Specifically, you might inquire about the cost for replacing:
And so forth.
The crown moulding on one of your interior walls is coming loose How do you reattach it?
If it is truly loose You can shoot another nail into it. It is difficult to see the stud or joist after is is painted... shoot a couple in at different angles. Try to hit the top plate. sometimes the caulk will crack when the house is settling. You can re-caulk it and touch up the paint.
What is the average square footage of a dining room?
10 X 13 or 130 square feet= Moderate home
13 X 16 or 208 square feet= Large home
From Interiors, 4th edition
How do you hang three different sizes pictures as a set?
First, I love that you are using an odd number of items in your set. Odd numbers are definitely preferred over even numbers when referring to accent items in decorating.
Second, my preferred method of hanging different sized pictures is to think of a sideways triangle. The largest picture would go in the top left hand corner of your "triangle". The second largest item would go in the bottom left hand corner of your "triangle", however (and this is the most important part) hang the picture halfway in under the top picture. The smallest item forms the point of the "triangle".
How many 2 x 3 tiles required to cover 40 square feet?
This depends on the width and height of the room, any parts of the room missing error rate in cutting tiles. desired layout.
How do you equally space hanging pictures?
Easy.
1) Find the length of the stretch of wall you're hanging pictures from.
2) Add the width's of all the pictures you will be hanging
3) Subtract #2 from #1
4) Divide the value you get in step 3 by the number of pictures you have.
5) That should be the spacing you need to have to equally fit all the pictures.
Square foot equals how many inches?
1 foot = 12" a square foot is 12" x 12" therefore: 1 sq/ft = 144 sq/in
What do you put inside of a quilt coverlet?
A quilt, of course. The coverlet is usually used to * protect an heirloom quilt * updating color (cheaper than buying a new quilt) * ease of cleaning - just wash the lightweight coverlet when necessary, rather than the heavier quilt itself * reduce wear and tear on quilt, wear & tear from use or cleaning.
The Architect Antonio Gaudi was inspired by Art Nouveau. He also was inspired by the curves and shapes he found in nature.
Who invented the amphitheatre?
think it was the greeks, can't find any people who had one before them
What is tenons in construction of buildings?
Mortise and tenons are used by woodworkers to join pieces of wood. the basic mortise and tenon comprises two components: the mortise hole and the tenon tongue.
How many square feet are in a room that measure 12 feet by 27 feet?
The answer is 324 square feet, you get this answer by multiplying 27 by 12 which is the dimensions of your room.
Major differences between Granite and Marble?
I had been in this stone line for 5 years, let me try conclude them in a short word: 1. hardness: granite is more stronger, so, it is could ues for outside, but marle not. 2. color: both are have lots of colors, but marble have more funs in veins and colors 3.radiation: marble have no radiation, but a few granite have. For some kinds of granites, the more darker color, more heavier the radiation is. 4.stability:granite is better
Suggest you some good name for your interior design firm?
Suggest some catchy name for interior design firm
What is the standard ceiling height of a residential home bedroom?
In the US, the standard length for studs (the vertical boards that sustain a wall) is 92 5/8". In making a wall, the studs are fastened to 2 x 4 sill plates at the bottom, and a doubled top plate at the top. The top and bottom plates, all 2 x 4's (in most cases), are nominally 1.5" in thickness. That makes the total thickness of the plates 4 1/2 inches.
The sill plate is attached to the floor, and the ceiling joists rest on the uppermost top plate. So, from floor to ceiling, in a framed structure, the distance is 92 5/8" plus 4 1/2 inches, giving a total of 97 1/8 inches.
96 inches is 8 feet, which is considered the standard distance from floor to ceiling. But, in framing, consideration is given to additional ceiling and flooring materials which will be used.
Most bedrooms will have carpet, and gypsum board covers the ceiling. The gypsum board (sheetrock) is 1/2 inch thick, and carpet is usually 3/4 thick. Adding these together, you have 1-1/4 inches that will be subtracted from the original framing height, to give the finished height of a typical modern ceiling.
Since the framing height is 8 feet and 1-1/8 inches, the typical height of a conventional residential home's ceiling will be 1/8" shy of eight feet, or seven feet, eleven and seven-eighths inches.