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Mark Petersen

Mark Petersen

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Senior Tech Editor, Fine Homebuilding

Newtown, Connecticut, Prior Lake

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  • Fine Homebuilding

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote| Fine Homebuilding Verified Most concrete pavers are either smooth or have a flagstone texture, but the new Papyrus pavers from Belgard offer something different. These pavers feature a distinctive texture that resembles dried clay more than stone. They convey a modern vibe, which is sort of odd given that the design was inspired by the plant-based paper used by the ancient Egyptians. Papyrus pavers are available in two colors, Sepia and Scandina Grey, and are manufactured in 3-in.

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote · Fine Homebuilding

    Jan. 15, 2025

  • Fine Homebuilding

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote| Fine Homebuilding Verified Pocket doors are a great way to free up both floor and wall space. One downside to pocket doors, though, has always been that the walls on either side of the door cavity are not sturdy enough to hang cabinets, shelves, or even towel racks. To remedy this situation, Johnson Hardware offers the 1515-PLY Pocket Door Frame Plywood Clips. The clips are an elegantly simple solution that allows you to reinforce the cavity walls with plywood. Here’s how they work: You simply cut 19/32-in.

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote · Fine Homebuilding

    Jan. 14, 2025

  • Fine Homebuilding

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote| Fine Homebuilding Verified Most concrete pavers are either smooth or have a flagstone texture, but the new Papyrus pavers from Belgard offer something different. These pavers feature a distinctive texture that resembles dried clay more than stone. They convey a modern vibe, which is sort of odd given that the design was inspired by the plant-based paper used by the ancient Egyptians. Papyrus pavers are available in two colors, Sepia and Scandina Grey, and are manufactured in 3-in.

    By Mark Petersen, Abby Cote · Fine Homebuilding

    Jan. 15, 2025

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Fine Homebuilding

Fine Homebuilding is an online platform for contractors, architects and DIY enthusiasts to know about residential construction and remodeling.

Connecticut, United States

+1 203-426-8171

Founded: 1981