Materials

There are plenty of new options for storage and organization; you might even reclaim some parking spaceby Charles Bickford

Cross-linked polyethylene is tough and flexible, and you don't need a torch to install itby Dave Lovesky

A level may be a mason's best friend, but to cover up an unsightly set of concrete steps, an experienced eye takes overby Vladimir Popovac

Laying new shingles over old might avoid the cost of a tearoff, but you still have to replace the vents and flashingsby Stephen Hazlett

The right tile in the right place can make or break the look as well as the function of your kitchenby Lane Meehan

Today's sheathing materials offer strength, energy efficiency, economy, and fire-and water-resistance -- but not all in the same packageby Bruce Greenlaw

Laminate-covered substrate produces a bright, clean and washable cabinet at a lower cost than hardwood panelsby Rex Alexander

Solid, durable and attractive, an uncommon countertop can be cast from common materialsby Thomas Hughes

Cutting shears and spray adhesive are among the tricks that make the job easierby Herrick Kimball

This system combines traditional looks with efficient assembly techniquesby Jim Tolpin