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The following articles are available for the 'Walls' topic. Click the article's title (shown in bold) to see the associated article.

Finding Load-Bearing Walls
Most people understand that all exterior walls are load-bearing, but it is unsafe to assume that all interior walls are non-load-bearing. And, since bearing walls help carry the weight of the house, providing support to other floors as well as the roof, never modify or remove a load-bearing wall without proper bracing.

Finding Studs in Walls
Sometimes it's not easy to locate studs since they are mostly concealed behind plaster and other parts of the wall. While it can be easier to find studs behind drywall or plaster, you usually can find studs behind any type of wall if you follow these tips.

Fixing a Hole in a Wall
Holes in a wall are ugly, nasty, and down right embarrassing. Here is how you can fix those holes, and be proud of your home once again.

Hanging Pictures Easily
Pictures have a way of brightening up a room and making a house a home. By learning a few basic techniques, you will be able to hang pictures easily and beautifully.

Making Patches in Sheetrock
If you have holes in your sheetrock it can appear unsophisticated and unfinished. Learning to patch holes in sheetrock can be a useful skill to add to your home repair repertoire.

Patching Cracks in a Wall
Homes and business suffer plenty of wear and tear. Leaning to fix cracks in the walls of your home or business can help preserve the quality of your space and maintain a polished look.

 

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