The NATIONAL KITCHEN & BATH ASSOCIATION is the only nonprofit trade association dedicated exclusively to the kitchen and bath industry and is the leading source of information and education for professionals in the field. With more than 50,000 members, it has provided valuable r…
"Bath Planning is the most authoritative resource available on the subject, containing everything a professional needs to know to design a safe, functional, effective, and attractive bath. Based on the National Kitchen and Bath Association's Kitchen and Bathroom Planning Guideli…
The leading industry association's handbook for going green in the kitchen and bath Kitchen & Bath Sustainable Design is the National Kitchen and Bath Association's complete guide to "greening" these important rooms. The first book to focus exclusively on kitchen and bath sustai…
Filled with more than 500 inspiring photos, the Kitchen & Bath Idea Bookis the ultimate source of design ideas for creating the kitchen and bathroom of your dreams. Todays leading designers and architects offer inspiration for everything from cabinets and countertops to faucets …
Lowe's complete bathroom book
by Lowe's (Firm), Vandervort, Donald W.
fromLowe's series
Great ideas, advice, techniques, and tips for all tools, materials, fixtures, and finishes- 25 Dry projects with step-by-step instructions.
Great ideas, advice, techniques, and tips for all tools, materials, fixtures, and finishes- 25 Dry projects with step-by-step instructions.
Preface: the personal and the public in the American home -- Chronology -- Cleanliness: preceding the bathroom -- Sanitation: creating the bathroom -- Technology: furnishing the bathroom -- Infrastructure: connecting the bathroom -- Inequality: acquiring the bathroom -- Privacy:…
This book gives a complete history of the American bathroom and describes how the smallest yet most complex room in the American house is at the nexus of personal behavior and public investment.
This book gives a complete history of the American bathroom and describes how the smallest yet most complex room in the American house is at the nexus of personal behavior and public investment.