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Books: Do-It-Yourself Housebuilding: The Complete Handbook by George Nash Click Image For More Info Click HERE for ... Prices (new/used) Availability Additional Images Similar Links More Reviews Additional Information Paperback: 704 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.48 x 10.11 x 8.06 Publisher: Sterling Publications; (May 1995) Customers who bought this book also bought: How to Design and Build Your Own House by Lupe Didonno, Phyllis Sperling (Contributor) (Paperback) Working Alone: Tips and Techniques for Solo Building by John Carroll (Paperback) The Owner-Builder Book: How You Can Save More than $100,000 in the Construction of Your Custom Home by Mark A. Smith, et al (Paperback) Independent Builder: Designing & Building a House Your Own Way (Real Goods Independent Living Books) by Sam Clark (Paperback) Building Construction Illustrated, 2nd Edition by Frank Ching, et al (Paperback) Book Description Every step of construction is covered, from the planning stages to the final finishing touches, including plumbing and electrical systems, walls and floors, porches and decks. "This tome on housebuilding covers all aspects of typical projects. Nash is considered one of the best in the field. In this aptly subtitled volume, Nash guides the reader through each step in building or remodeling a home...clearly written text is complemented by nearly 1,800 illustrations as well as a solid index...a... More Reviews