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Can I install a sub panel in a room with a carpeted floor? Or hardwood floor?

NEC only refers to non combustible floor but does not define non combustible. NEC says must be non combustible flooring. Would a carpeted floor or hard wood floor be permitted? I would like to put the sub panel in a hallway or guestroom.

Posted by Karen in Installation 11 years ago 
Cleaning paint-roller pans

Have also used those prewashed salad bins as handy disposable paint trays for smaller rollers. As for rollers, for latex paints I use microfibre rollers now. Easy to wash with cold water. Pressure washer is a unique idea but I dunno if I'd wanna set-up all up for 2 or 3 minutes ...

Posted by Duesenberg in Home Repair 14 years ago 
Raccoons under the deck

I put a couple of heavy things on the top of the garbage bins which are supposed to be critter resistant any way. The pups look to be fairly big, so it appears that they have been hanging around there for awhile w/o us even knowing.

Posted by Kurt Ullman in Home Repair 17 years ago 
The Home Despot takes a turn for the worse.

Bins of nails and screws. All kinds of stuff, I could hang out for quite a while. I buy what I can there because I don't want to see the place go, not that they're hurting for customers. nancy

Posted by Nancy Young in Home Repair 15 years ago 
Fixing Plasterboard to UnLevel Ceiling Joists, How...?

I was thinking more of people using their attics as storage bins.

Posted by Michael Mcneil in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 22 years ago 
Door trimming saw

I usually lay the door on a couple of plastic storage type bins, which gives you a nice working height

Posted by Stuart Noble in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Lazy folk

Maybe some people have better things to do, some employ cleaners some even get their bins cleaned some even pay someone in a laudrette to clean and iron stuff.

Posted by whisky-dave in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Vermicomposting In Winter

I've had my worms in plastic bins with shredded newspaper bedding. A couple of times when I've had them indoors in the winter there's been a plague of flying insects from the boxes. This happened early last winter and I put them outside where I assumed the cold would kill the worms.

Posted by Butzmark in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 20 years ago 
Overfilled the Engine oil in the Craftsman riding lawnmower

Sabash: Go to your local recycling bins and liberate any plastic bottle with a pump cap, like this: http://www.colouredbottles.co.uk/images2/R28PumpWhite.jpg Then, just get a short piece of vinyl tubing at any hardware store that'll fit over the bottom of the pump cap, and pump the ...

Posted by nestork in Home Repair 13 years ago 
Butt joint glue up without clamps?

I've made slatted crudeware (ventilated storage bins) by putting #20 biscuits into #0 slots before now. OTOH, it must look terrible. I'd re-saw, re-joint and re-assemble. Find pictures of a "Plano" glue-up clamp, then make yoru own workshop copy of it.

Posted by dingbat in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
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