Sharon Lee

There’s a new kitchen counter in front of you and as you step up to it, you notice your heel touches something before your toes … Read more

The beginning of every project for most woodworkers is the tabletop. Find an oak slab, find a walnut slab. Sand it smooth. Measure it out … Read more

It starts with a pile of plywood that looks great on top, but then you see the raw, layered sides underneath. Uh oh. That’s not … Read more

No more buying lumber by sight; it’s all about calculations. Think of the perfect wide plank dining table, you envision a seamless surface. Then, it … Read more

The story of why most floors fail starts not with faulty adhesives or flooding but with a little misstep along the wall. In the spring … Read more

When planning to tile a floor, most of us think we need to just measure the square feet, order however many boxes are required to … Read more

When you drop those weights onto a concrete floor, the impact shoots straight back through your spine to make you regret every squat. For a … Read more

For example: You find yourself standing in a room with walls that are not square. It’s common in older houses where structure settles over time. … Read more

Nothing feels quite as good as going barefoot onto a warm tile floor. But then you remember all the work involved for that luxurius. Most … Read more

When something goes wrong with floor, it rarely begins with a snapped plank. It starts beneath, with an underlayment that are installed or measured too … Read more