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Shed to Workshop Conversion
Mike Montgomery of Modern Builds starts with a shed that has decent bones but a lot of problems: a worn floor, a wall and door close to falling off, a…
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Replace an Interior Slab Door in an Existing Frame, Step by Step
Jen from Lowe's Home Improvement replaces an interior door in an existing frame with a 30 by 80 solid core slab door.
Lowe's Home Improvement17 Jan 2026Building a Storage Window Seat with a Butcher Block Lid
A Lowe's associate guides homeowners Savannah and Michael through building a hinged-lid storage window seat for their mudroom.
Lowe's Home Improvement31 Jan 2026Replacing a Garage Door Opener With a Belt-Drive Model
A Lowe's associate guides two first-time DIYers through replacing a noisy garage door opener with a belt-drive model.
Lowe's Home Improvement7 Mar 2026How to Strip, Clean and Restain a Weathered Deck Step by Step
Ricky from Lowe's shows how to refinish a weathered deck.
Lowe's Home Improvement14 Mar 2026Pocket Door Install: Reframing the Opening and Hanging a 32-in. Door
A Lowe's how-to shows replacing a standard door with a custom pocket door kit.
Lowe's Home Improvement11 Apr 2026Build a Freestanding Redwood Vertical Garden With Hanging Planters
Ricky from Lowe's builds a freestanding vertical garden from redwood in a backyard: a planter box base, a vertical section of 1x6 boards braced with 2x2s, and smaller planter boxes that hang from…
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Solar Shed 2.0
Scott of Everyday Home Repairs extends the roofline of a 12x16 modern single-slope shed…
Fireplace with Built-ins
Part 2 of a fireplace project shows how built-ins with storage were added beside…
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All guidesBuilding a Paver Walkway: Locates, Base, Sand, Pattern and Joints
A paver walkway is mostly what is under it. Find the buried lines first, build a compacted base, screed the sand, and lock the joints at the end.
Setting Up a Workshop in a Shed: Floor, Walls, Light and Power
A shed workshop is built from the floor up and the outside in. Fix what is leaning, level the slab, let light in, insulate without choking the roof, then finish the walls and floor, and leave the power to an electrician.
Baseboard and Crown Moulding: Measuring, Mitering and Nailing
Trim looks wrong when the corners are not 90 degrees. Check each corner first, adjust the miter angle to match, nail into wood and fill what is left.