New House Specifications
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This cool Instant Download product contains over three hundred descriptive specifications - excerpts below -that enhance the structure and value of your new home. Just after Jennifer Rhodes opened up my New House Specifications she wrote back to me: "I can't tell you how many hours I spent doing research looking for exactly the information that you have in this document. I had almost given up when I came across your site. You are a lifesaver. Thanks!" - Jennifer Rhodes Read additional comments on our products and dealing with the AsktheBuilder store on our Customer Reviews page. The Instant Download document has multiple specifications in each of these Exterior categories:
 These Interior topics are then discussed:
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Do you need more convincing? Here are some specifications from the just the Exterior Concrete Slab section:
".....All poured
concrete sidewalks and patios shall contain concrete that has a design
strength of no less than 4,500 psi. No water can be used on site to
make the concrete more plastic nor can water be used as a finishing aid.
All slabs shall be
a
minimum thickness of 4 inches. A 5-inch thick slab is preferred.
Immediately after
the
final finish is complete, apply a clear-drying liquid curing compound
to the fresh concrete.
Control joints
shall be
cut in all slabs to prevent random shrinkage cracks. These joints shall
be a minimum depth of 1/4 the thickness of the slab. They can be
saw-cut as soon as the concrete can withstand foot pressure and the
action of the saw without harming the finished surface. Under no
circumstances shall the joints be cut later than 24 hours after the
concrete is hard enough to walk on without harming the finish. ..."
Or how about these specifications from the Interior Plumbing section:
".....Rough in
basement
bathrooms and utility sinks whenever possible to save money. Cutting
into concrete slabs to create basement bathrooms at a later date is a
very expensive proposition.
Water supply lines shall be sized to minimize water pressure and volume losses. Use 3/4 inch minimum pipe size to feed all fixture groups. Branch off this 3/4 inch pipe to each fixture with its own 1/2 inch pipe. Never serve two fixtures with a 1/2 inch pipe. All shut off valves under all fixtures shall be ball valves. To minimize noise in water supply pipes, consider using type L copper if copper is being used as your water supply pipe. Type L is thicker and absorbs turbulence much better than thinner type M copper. Larger diameter pipe sizes help to minimize water noise as the water flows slower through these pipes to satisfy a given fixture demand. The primary water supply line serving the entire house shall be 1-inch diameter until it passes and serves the water heater and feeds the first major fixture grouping. Large hot tubs or large capacity whirlpool tubs must be served with minimum 3/4 inch supply piping. These fixtures almost always require separate water heaters to produce the vast amounts of hot water required to fill these vessels. Water hammer is eliminated by using the larger supply piping as mentioned earlier. If copper tubing is used for water supply, all joints must be wiped clean of excess soldering flux. Wipe pipes with a rag soaked in mineral spirits until each joint is perfectly clean. Acid flux that is not cleaned from copper pipe can cause future corrosion that causes leaks. Investigate if your area suffers from aggressive water. If so, be sure you use the correct water supply piping that will not suffer corrosion from the aggressive water. If you plan to have a water softener installed, pipe outdoor hose bibs so they do not pull water from the water softener. However, one soft water hose bib should be installed in or near the garage. If you wash your car and rinse with soft water, water spotting does not happen...." This EBook is an instant download the moment your credit is approved. It comes to you in PDF format. Questions? Skeptical? Send me a comment or question: Submit a Question You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. If you don't feel the EBook is worthwhile, just email me and I will issue a credit.
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