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Name plates you can have on a wall for your office - but in paper??

Jan 24, 2008 by Miss Jasmynne | Posted in Other - Visual Arts

I am looking for something like a name trencher that you can hang on your office wall, but not looking for a plaque type one more something plastic that you can slide a piece of paper in.. Any suggestions on online stores/stores?? Thanks!

Yea shrink from something hot, like a picture of you.

Black and white plates with faces and body parts?

Aug 05, 2007 by Elizabeth W | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

I think back on seeing some plates that are black and white with faces, clocks, and body parts on them. They are art plates to hang on a wall, they are kind of surreal looking and fantasize they were named by the artist Julie Rosenthal or something like that, does anyone know the names of these plates?

Try these links:

http://www.etabletop.com/Seller2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=GFPL

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/R__JUC.htm

http://www.unicahome.com/catalog/needle.asp?cid=453&PartnerID=GO&engine=adwords!7350&keyword=%28fornasetti%29&marry_type=


I googled "rosenthal fornasetti collector julia plates" and came up with several results.

Conviction this helps! Good luck!

How many nails to connect 2 x 4 studs to exterior wall frame?

Sep 12, 2006 by cheapskate | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

There was dominating long-term water damage from a leaky shower which caused the wood in the walls to spin to mush. I've ripped the shower stall completely out along with the wood/wall frame-work. Now I want to replace or re-frame the wood, but don't know how many nails should be used to connect everything properly.

The walls in questions are very formidable structurally since they're exterior AND join to form a corner of the house.

Each vertical 2 x 4 will be placed between the flat "sill/sole" plate (directly on the foundation) & the horizontal "ceiling laminate" (don't know the official name of that one.

Ultimately I need to know how many nails should be used to link the vertical stud's bottom and top end to the wall (& the adjoining "fire block" about midway).

Thanks for your heyday!
So, it sounds like I'll need to "toe nail" 2 nails into a 2 x 4 at the bottom as well as the top. Which adds up to a full of 4 nails to connect a replacement 2 x 4 between the existing sole plate & top plate.

I'm still a little dazed though. Should I nail the 4 nail on the same side of the 2 x 4? Or should I "toe nail" in 2 nails in one direction at the bottom & then "toe glue" the other 2 nails in the opposite direction at the top?

I want to make the replacement 2 x 4 studs as strong & stout as possible. The walls in question are not only exterior walls, but they also meet to create an entire corner of the quarter.

Thanks again everyone for your help!

yes you were set ,in answering your own question 4,2 in the bottom , 2 in the top correct . Ex-framer. They need to be 16-penny nails and not 8-penny nails