Interior Design

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For ceiling joists, the minimum dimension per the IBC is a 2 x 12 inch, with spacing dependent on the load. Ideally, these would be screwed to blocking between the joists.

to install pipes in attic or under floors depending on what type house you have,to pipe in a/c or heat whichever it may be

Most of the time you can sign up for these catalogs at near by home stores or on their websites. One I find particularly nice for gifts is called Room Service Home.

With direct marketing lists, your name will probably be distributed through out home interior publications and you'll be surprised how many start arriving in your mailbox.

Although most would prefer undergraduate degrees in architecture, interior design, or closely related fields, there are schools that will take students with undergrad degrees in other areas.

The New York School of Interior Design offers a nondegree Basic Interior Design certificate program. Students can also take up to 12 credits on a nonmatriculated (or non-registered) basis. I believe this is open to anyone interested in Interior Design, regardless of their background.

Most states do not require a license to work as an interior designer, with only three states; DC, Florida and Nevada requiring mandatory licensure. Getting the required licensure does however the possibility of getting placed on a State list of Interior Designers. However, if you wish to gain an entry-level job in the industry, a bachelor's degree is recommended. Students who successfully attain a certificate or associate's degree in interior design will usually be able to land a position as an assistant. Those with a bachelor's degree may be able to receive an apprenticeship at a formal design firm.

about 3 inches

The bigger, the stronger generally, and the more weight they can support. But the footers and support beams have to be sized properly also.

43 pounds

The average computer desk is 24 inches wide, 30 inches high and 24 inches deep.

It is approx. 460 sq ft.

Many footwear showrooms have a medium to dark, neutral coloured, fine patterned, low twist pile, hard wearing carpet as the floor covering. This is used because it:

* gives a more luxurious and welcoming feel to the space than most hard surfaces

* does not clash with a wide range of shoe colours and makes them more prominent

* is firm enough for the shoes to be tested for comfort * does not create drag in the way a deep pile would, making walking more difficult * does not highlight the shoes' stiff newness as a hard floor might

* is easy to keep clean * does not show small dirt particles

* is durable * does not mark easily, such as from black rubber soles or sprigged shoes or stilettos * conceals any minor flaws in the smoothness of the flooring.

Some specialist shoe showrooms may have hard surfaced areas for specific uses, such as running shoes. These can be covered in durable linoleum or hard wearing types of vinyl. A fine pattern helps to hide flaws dirt particles and marks.

There are many different sizes of bath. A common size of bath might hold 350L, but baths can vary from 200L to 1000L or more.

People are still being hung.

During the sixteenth century, wooden seats were given a flat squab cushion. That's the closest answer I can find.

Hōryū-ji(Japan)

224 square feet. Multiply the length by the width. The result is the area in square feet.

he was hit by a trolley car... is the answer to the kidnap question...

Lunar I suppose.

on a desk

It depends on the size of the roll,

A king size mattress is roughly equal to two twin size mattresses. See http://www.sleepys.com/sleepcenter/mattress_sizes.php

If the bricks are in feet then 51/2 bricks would be needed.

A portière is a hanging placed over a door or over the doorless entrance to a room. Its name is derived from the French word for door, porte .

one on either of the two 42" wide sections, two (comfortably) on the longer sides. children could be placed on the longer sides, allowing for more people. the deciding factor may be the chair seat width. perhaps a bench is in line to allow for additional seating capacity on one side.