Plumb bob menards Videos

• 1. Tub Doors - Menards
• 2. 4 Minute Interior Door Installation (Real Time)
• 3. How To Install A New Vanity Cabinet
• 4. How to Install a Pedestal Sink : How to Attach the P-Trap to a Sink
• 5. How to Install a Pedestal Sink : How to Position a Pedestal Sink
• 6. Installing Kitchen Cabinets
• 7. Baluster Install, Stone Footpath | Episode 2, Season 9 (2010)
• 8. Inground Fiberglass Pool Build - Pools Inc.
• 9. How to build a deck; Setting your post and footings. Part 1 of Building a deck!

Tub Doors - Menards

4 Minute Interior Door Installation (Real Time)

User Comments

reints74 commented on 07 Dec 2014

When installing a door/window, the hardest part is having a perfectly level/plumb rough opening, not the actual hanging of the door. I do like the screw brackets, though. 

Quick Door Hanger (Official Channel) commented on 08 Dec 2014

That's the great part about the brackets is that your rough opening does NOT have to be plumb or square because you are basing the installation off of the Plumb line you draw down the wall, not the rough opening. This is more of a real time installation video, to see video of an actual detailed installation you can see it here at www. thequickdoorhanger .com/instructionalvideo

How To Install A New Vanity Cabinet

User Comments

Nick deguzman commented on 25 Mar 2014

how did you attach the top secure it to the wall?

Benjamin Phillips (ben3700) commented on 25 Mar 2014

Excellent question! I should do a follow up vid for the vanity top.  To answer your question, I use a clear silicone adhesive and a caulk gun.  Run a bead on surfaces that contact the bottom of the vanity top.  Then a line along the back of the countertop where it meets the wall.  Does this help?

How to Install a Pedestal Sink : How to Attach the P-Trap to a Sink

User Comments

ecfrazier2222 commented on 05 Aug 2010

Oh wow! i wonder if plumbers are making instructional videos about how to lay tile! lol did anyone see the jackleg work on the toilet flange in the video? Take this information and remove it from your memory!! hire a plumber or at least learn from one.

Ad Vic (Tyrant46290) commented on 26 Oct 2015

"Expert Bob Street" took so long he had to change his clothes...........whats the the tile on the toilet flange?..........expert in what?

fearfeasog commented on 23 Jan 2010

not so informative, a good start though. a step by step is what most people are looking for in a vid like this...

Mike Mccollins commented on 02 May 2015

Crazy!!! Are these guys really plumbers? You dont need sealant on a compression fitting.

Fair Dinkum commented on 19 Jul 2012

Did I just have a stroke?

megandj311 commented on 22 Aug 2008

terrible

How to Install a Pedestal Sink : How to Position a Pedestal Sink

User Comments

Diana Brito commented on 22 May 2009

The sink is touching the wall to the right. Shouldn't it be centered. That would drive me nuts to have it not centered in the small walled off area.

Dennis Campbell commented on 22 Jul 2009

Thats what I was thinking. I would definately center that! I think they just went along with the existing plumb. location

ecfrazier2222 commented on 05 Aug 2010

not so expert village! people take my advice, dont retain any of this video, It is incorrect

Installing Kitchen Cabinets

User Comments

GnosisMan50 commented on 09 Nov 2013

When installing cabinets on the wall, I'm always concerned about what kind of screws will hold it up securely. The cabinets themselves weight a lot and so when you add more to it with canned goods and the like, it's gotta be at least 100 lbs. So, I'm wondering if those 3" screws are rated for that weight. I'm also wondering about the board that makes the back of the cabinet.. it is meant to be used for hanging?

John Potkay commented on 20 Dec 2012

If you have the walls opened up, you just throw some 2x4 blockers on end to fasten to. As long as you know your rough height for your cabinets and all your blocker are in line at the same height your good. This way your sure to hit a stud and end up with even screw spacing.

Michael Cather commented on 17 Sep 2013

Pretty archaic methodology. Suspension fittings (exposed and hidden) used in conjunction with steel hanging rail allow vertical and horizontal adjustment. No unsightly screws in the cabinet back. Can use 1/4" backs. One man can hang upper cabinets.

shouldibehere commented on 16 Aug 2011

@wildwoodtop 54 to 55 inches from the finished floor to the bottom of the uppers is typical.

Mr. Top commented on 26 Dec 2010

what height to hang upper cabinets from the floor

Baluster Install, Stone Footpath | Episode 2, Season 9 (2010)

User Comments

Sally Semrau commented on 26 Sep 2015

what an idiot. why was he so worried about Roger marking up his stairway.

Mark R commented on 09 Nov 2015

+Sally Semrau I thought the same, but this is a show, so is very scripted, I bet that they told him to say that.

Inground Fiberglass Pool Build - Pools Inc.

User Comments

Steven Biars commented on 26 Sep 2015

$69,400 based on your numbers..... for a pool....

Steven Biars commented on 26 Sep 2015

Don't get me wrong, it's a VERY nice pool. Beautiful, in fact. I'm just suffering sticker shock. I never realized how much an in-ground pool costs. I'm guessing materials are probably a fair bit higher in Nebraska than Ohio (where I'm from).

Peter McSharry commented on 21 Jan 2015

Thanks for posting the video and don't listen to the haters. My wife and I are in the market for a pool and found your video really helpful! Now that it's been a while, can you comment on anything you would've done differently or would recommend to someone like myself (that wasn't covered in your initial tips in the beginning of the video)? Thanks again!

prevenger1000 commented on 26 Mar 2015

Peter, we still love everything about it. But, there are two things we would probably reconsider if we had it to do over. 1) The shape. Visually, it's cool and love it. But, for practical purposes, the deep end just isnt very wide. Probably would go with something that is wider. 2) Would get the automatic cover (though, it was an addl $9000) Lots of trees create lots of junk in the water every day. Would be so nice to just close the cover during storms and at night.

Nathanaelle Perefils commented on 14 Aug 2014

I am 9 and want a pool

Love92 Girlxoxo808 commented on 18 Sep 2015

I'm 11 and I beg my mom for one but my dad knows how to do construction and when we but a house he can do one home made

Sharquisha Dafuq commented on 28 May 2015

Im 12 and same

Chantal Walters commented on 15 Mar 2015

I'm 13 so do I

Erin Blackwell commented on 12 Aug 2014

Hi Noelle, Pool looks great! They just broke ground on our fiberglass pool today. So we will basically have 6 weeks to enjoy our new pool before the cold gets here in Pennsylvania. We also went with a Latham pool. Which Viking model pool is yours called? And what type of finish and what color is that? Thanks!

Erin Blackwell commented on 12 Aug 2014

Thanks no need to reply! I read the full description, thanks again for the video!

Robin Hagenbeck commented on 14 Apr 2014

Wondering how long the entire process took to complete?

Caroline Brown commented on 30 May 2014

Less than two weeks it said at the end of the video

How to build a deck; Setting your post and footings. Part 1 of Building a deck!

User Comments

Aaron F commented on 26 Apr 2014

could you please turn the music level up just a bit more?...that way I'm guaranteed to not hear a single word the narrator is saying. That would be great, thanks. 

Adam R commented on 02 Oct 2013

Not only is the music horrible and annoying, it's way too loud. Can't hear the narrator. Ruined the video

Oscar Farley commented on 22 May 2014

I agree with Danny Walker, I stopped watching because of the music, which drowned out the narrator

Dan Schermerhorn commented on 28 Apr 2015

Robert, thanks for the effort, but really.....I really don't have to say it do I....

sixstrangtommy commented on 04 May 2013

music too damn loud...im gone

Danny Walker commented on 01 May 2014

That music!!!! Why?

kp1832000 commented on 13 Dec 2013

music?