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Q: What Are Lattice & Plinth Blocks Used For?
A: Construction of a lattice fence requires either cedar or vinyl. Cedar wood is a preferred choice as it offers the best appearance even with its higher maintenan... Read More »

Q: Where to use plinth block?
A: A plinth is the base for a column, statue, bust, and so forth. Read More »

Q: What Is a Plinth Block & How Is It Used?
A: Narrow panels of wood trim often line the borders of entryways. The wood trim, known as door casing, provides a finished look to the edges around a door frame a... Read More »

Q: How to clean old antique butcher block?
A: Take it to a carpenter and have him run it through a plane until the oil is sanded off Coat it with 2-3 coats of mineral oil. If you don't want to use it as a c... Read More »

Q: Where would i sell an antique butcher block?
A: Don't know about an appraisal, but you can list it on ebay, craig's list, kiijii or a host of other online classified sites. Appraisals are usually not free, ca... Read More »

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