Asphalt Shingles (Architectural)
Fiberglass-mat shingles, the North American residential standard. Sold by the bundle; three bundles per roofing square (100 ft²).
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Fiberglass-mat shingles, the North American residential standard. Sold by the bundle; three bundles per roofing square (100 ft²).
Kiln-fired clay tile for walls and dry-area floors. Glazed face is water-resistant; body still needs waterproofing behind it in wet zones.
Bagged sand-gravel-cement mix; add water. For pads, footings and small slabs where ready-mix trucks aren’t practical.
Angular crushed stone with fines — compacts into a stable base for patios, driveways and paths.
Flexible mineral-fiber insulation for stud bays and attics. R-value depends on thickness and density; compression destroys performance.
Waterborne paint for walls and ceilings: fast-drying, low-odor, soap-and-water cleanup. Sheen tiers (flat → semi-gloss) trade washability against flaw-hiding.
Fiberboard core with photographic wear layer and click-lock edges. Floats over the subfloor; never fastened down.
Wood preserved for ground contact and outdoor exposure. Structural rating stamped on the board; treatment protects against rot and insects, not water and UV.